Partial Fractions Help: Integrating √(1+x^2)/x for Homework

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Homework Statement


∫▒√(1+x^2 )/x dx


Homework Equations





The Attempt at a Solution


I don't know how to break this up. I know we break partial fraction problems up based on their denominator, however the denominator i this problem is just 'x'.
 
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Moenga said:

Homework Statement


∫▒√(1+x^2 )/x dx


Homework Equations





The Attempt at a Solution


I don't know how to break this up. I know we break partial fraction problems up based on their denominator, however the denominator i this problem is just 'x'.

Just write it as the sum of two fractions. No partial fractions needed.
 
I know its simple to do it that way. The problem is asking to use partial fractions