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    Stuck on (proving) a linear charge problem

    Ah, okay. The format change to (1+x)^(n) is making more sense now... I'm very rusty on infinite series so I'll have to take some time to review. From a brief look at my calc book it looks like it matches the binomial series. Will spend more time to see if it is right. Thanks! They just looked...
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    Stuck on (proving) a linear charge problem

    Homework Statement Question:[/B] ____________________________________________________________________________________ And the answer in the solution manual: Homework Equations Trig sub? a^2/x^2 = tan(θ) I'm thinking x>>a would affect this majorly and I'm not seeing how. The Attempt at a...
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    Integral of (x^2+y^2)^(-3/2)dy

    Oops, I left out a word there. Meant to say "solution steps." Usually in their app it shows the procedure of obtaining the solution. By "tidy" I meant that the end solution looked elegant and nothing like what I had on my paper at the time...
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    Integral of (x^2+y^2)^(-3/2)dy

    Wow, that was easy. I don't know how that didn't spring to mind; I really need to brush up on my math haha. Thank you!
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    Integral of (x^2+y^2)^(-3/2)dy

    Yes, x could be regarded as a constant, and no, not a part of a double integral. The physics parts of the problem were constants, so I just uploaded the core variables. IBP didn't work for me because when I used tabular integration because the derivative and integral of each part would continue...
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    Integral of (x^2+y^2)^(-3/2)dy

    Homework Statement Hello, I came across an unusual integral problem in my Physics book that I could not solve. The book simply skips the work and says to check the integral tables, but I wasn't able to find one that satisfied this problem. Homework Equations This is the problem...
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