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When Integrating (2x)/(4x^(2)+2) I get two different integrals ?
Ok, thanks Ideally its better to not factor anything out from the denominator then, unless you think you can get partial fractions that is.- FurryLemon
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When Integrating (2x)/(4x^(2)+2) I get two different integrals ?
Hi So let's have ∫(2x)/(4x^(2)+2) dx Without factorising the 2 from the denominator, I integrate and I get 1/4*ln(4x^(2)+2)+c which makes sense as when I differentiate it I get the original derivative. BUT when I factor the 2 from the denominator I have 2x/[2(2x^(2)+1)]...- FurryLemon
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