Integrating Functions with Only One Variable for Beginners

[NihalRi]

1. Homework Statement

I'm trying to integrate this, the only variable is y the others(x,w) are all constants.

Homework Equations

The ways of integrating that I am familiar with are substitution, trigonometric substitution, by parts & partial fraction decomposition.

The Attempt at a Solution

Looking at this I can't think of where I'd begin, should I rearange? Is it multistep? It it possible ? I'd appreciate any help :)

 

[Ray Vickson]

1. Homework Statement
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I'm trying to integrate this, the only variable is y the others(x,w) are all constants.

Homework Equations

The ways of integrating that I am familiar with are substitution, trigonometric substitution, by parts & partial fraction decomposition.

The Attempt at a Solution

Looking at this I can't think of where I'd begin, should I rearange? Is it multistep? It it possible ? I'd appreciate any help :)

PF rules say that you are required to put in effort and show your work. So, try out the methods you have learned. If Method I does not work, then try Method II. If that does not work, turn to Method III, etc. And yes, indeed, it takes some (possibly wasted) work and uses a lot of (possibly wasted) paper but that is how you will learn.