How Do You Integrate ∫(1/sqrt(1-(2/x)-((x^2)/3)))dx?

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Please help me to find this integral.

∫(1/sqrt(1-(2/x)-((x^2)/3)))dx
 
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Hey Nilupa and welcome to the forums.

Try multiplying the integral by x/x and factor out the denominators with x in it (i.e. get rid of the 2/x term and make all terms in the square root positive powers of x).
 
chiro said:
Hey Nilupa and welcome to the forums.

Try multiplying the integral by x/x and factor out the denominators with x in it (i.e. get rid of the 2/x term and make all terms in the square root positive powers of x).

Thank you,, I did that. but,it is still impossible...