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so it can only be done to perfect cube terms??

Based on reading your problem i think is it about computing the coulomb force. Am i right?

Pythagoras and Descartes

I just want to know if there is now a way to solve fractions like which had a variables that has a degree more than 2 in its denominator. I know that denominators having degrees of 2 could be solved using (Ax + B)/(x2+a). But how about denominators like (x3+a) and so on?

try using 'ln' on both equations then substitution then binomial expansion.

don't use partial integral, first multiply the integrand ∫(√x/√(x−1))dx to √x/√x.. Moderator note: I removed the subsequent work shown. Please let the OP try to work out the problem on his or her own.