Andy_ToK Messages 43 Reaction score 0 Thread starter Jul 25, 2007 #1 Hi, here is the question integrate x^3/(x^5-1)
christianjb Messages 529 Reaction score 1 Jul 25, 2007 #2 Hi, here is the answer: (2 Sqrt[2 (5 + Sqrt[5])] 1 - Sqrt[5] + 4 x ArcTan[---------------------] + Sqrt[2 (5 + Sqrt[5])] 2 Sqrt[10 - 2 Sqrt[5]] 1 + Sqrt[5] + 4 x ArcTan[--------------------] + Sqrt[10 - 2 Sqrt[5]] 4 Log[-1 + x] + (-1 + Sqrt[5]) (-1 + Sqrt[5]) x 2 Log[1 - ---------------- + x ] - 2 (1 + Sqrt[5]) (1 + Sqrt[5]) x 2 Log[1 + --------------- + x ]) / 20 2Edit: The format didn't come out too well. Go to http://integrals.wolfram.com/index.jsp and do it yourself.
Hi, here is the answer: (2 Sqrt[2 (5 + Sqrt[5])] 1 - Sqrt[5] + 4 x ArcTan[---------------------] + Sqrt[2 (5 + Sqrt[5])] 2 Sqrt[10 - 2 Sqrt[5]] 1 + Sqrt[5] + 4 x ArcTan[--------------------] + Sqrt[10 - 2 Sqrt[5]] 4 Log[-1 + x] + (-1 + Sqrt[5]) (-1 + Sqrt[5]) x 2 Log[1 - ---------------- + x ] - 2 (1 + Sqrt[5]) (1 + Sqrt[5]) x 2 Log[1 + --------------- + x ]) / 20 2Edit: The format didn't come out too well. Go to http://integrals.wolfram.com/index.jsp and do it yourself.
Andy_ToK Messages 43 Reaction score 0 Jul 25, 2007 #3 hi, thanks. I have the answer but wonder how to solve it without using calculator. Sorry if I wasn't clear.
hi, thanks. I have the answer but wonder how to solve it without using calculator. Sorry if I wasn't clear.
christianjb Messages 529 Reaction score 1 Jul 25, 2007 #4 Does it look like it would be easy? My advice- leave it to Mathematica unless you have a pathological interest in doing near-impossible integrals (like GibZ).
Does it look like it would be easy? My advice- leave it to Mathematica unless you have a pathological interest in doing near-impossible integrals (like GibZ).