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NoahCygnus
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∫ ln(e^{Φ^2}+1)dΦ
I am a high school math student, so my calculus knowledge is that of high school. I tried to solve this problem, but nothing I have learned seemed to work so far, substitution didn't work, integration by parts didn't work. I presume this problem is beyond high school level calculus. I will be satisfied if anyone can solve this problem. And I apologise for the way I presented the problem, I don't know latex.
I am a high school math student, so my calculus knowledge is that of high school. I tried to solve this problem, but nothing I have learned seemed to work so far, substitution didn't work, integration by parts didn't work. I presume this problem is beyond high school level calculus. I will be satisfied if anyone can solve this problem. And I apologise for the way I presented the problem, I don't know latex.