Integrate ∫x3dx/x+1 - Tutorial

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The discussion revolves around the integration of the function ∫x³/(x+1) dx, focusing on the methods and approaches to solve the integral.

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  • Exploratory, Mathematical reasoning

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  • Participants discuss the method of long division as a way to simplify the integral, with some asking for clarification on integration techniques such as parts and substitution.

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There is an ongoing exchange of ideas, with some participants expressing gratitude for the guidance provided. The discussion appears to be productive, with multiple approaches being considered.

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Some participants mention time constraints and the challenge of recalling integration methods, indicating a sense of urgency in their attempts to solve the problem.

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How do I integrate ∫x3dx/x+1?
 
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Show what you tried and it's just done by long division then you get bunch of easy to integrate functions.
 
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oh okay thanks a lot :) that totally slipped my mind :D
 
Can we see your attempts?

Do you know integration methods? Parts? Substitution?
 
I really mean that THANKS A LOT MAN... I've been at this for 20 min straight... PHEW! :D
 
@zzmanzz i just had to divide x^3 by x+1... :) iRaid mentioned it in the first comment
 
ozaroun said:
I really mean that THANKS A LOT MAN... I've been at this for 20 min straight... PHEW! :D

Lol no problem.
 
Congrats!
 
thanks :)
 

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