How to integrate dT/dy·1/(x-t)^(1/2) with respect to t

[maluta]

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I am trying to integrate the following
int[dT/dy*1/(x-t)^1/2 dt], Where T is the surface concentration, I have also tried it in MATLAB and get no solution can some one tell me how I can do it.

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[rocomath]

i'm having a hard time figuring out what your problem is

also, show at least an effort

 

[HallsofIvy]

T is "the" surface concentration? Concentration of what? Obviously, in order to do that integration you need to know T as a function of y- and y as a function of t.