Integral of x / ((a-x)^2+b^2)^2 ?

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The integral of x / [(a-x)² + b²]² can be solved using integration techniques such as integration by parts or trigonometric substitution. The discussion highlights the need for a structured approach to tackle the problem, emphasizing the importance of showing work for clarity. Participants in the forum express challenges in finding the solution, indicating that a step-by-step breakdown is essential for understanding the process.

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Integral of x / ((a-x)^2+b^2)^2 ?

Homework Statement



Find the integral of

x / [(a-x)^2+b^2]^2


Homework Equations



None really... integration by parts or Trigonometry substitution maybe:


The Attempt at a Solution



I tried but I didn't get solution.
 
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Can you show us some of your work?
 

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