How do I solve tricky integration questions for my upcoming exam?

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Hi, I am studying for my integral exam in 2 weeks,andim trying really hard to understand a few calc questions which i really can't get how to solve,
e.g
(ALL these questions are integrations questions)
1)ln^n(x)
i tried to put 1.ln^n (X) but i can't seem to get the answer right
^^^^ this is a derivation

2) same with tan^n (x)

i don't know how to integrate sec^(any even or odd power) x

x/(a+bx )1/2. how is this equal to 2/3b^2(bx-2a)(a+bx)^1/2
how do i derive tan^n(x)


Sinx/sin(x+alpha)

PLEASE help
 
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hi avleen! welcome to pf! :smile:

(have a square-root: √ and try using the X2 icon just above the Reply box :wink:)

let's start with tannx, = (tanx)n

you need to use the https://www.physicsforums.com/library.php?do=view_item&itemid=353"

you know how to differentiate xn, so to differentiate (tanx)n you put tanx = u …

ok, now you try it, and we'll see where you're going wrong :smile:
avleen said:
x/(a+bx )1/2. how is this equal to 2/3b^2(bx-2a)(a+bx)^1/2


are you sure? that doesn't look right :redface:
 
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