Solving a Challenging Integral with Maple: x*tanh(sinh^-1(2gx/c))

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The integral x*tanh(sinh^-1(2gx/c)) is challenging to solve, even with the Maple software. Users recommend employing hyperbolic identities to convert tanh into sinh to facilitate the integration process. This approach simplifies the integral, making it more manageable for further analysis. The discussion highlights the limitations of automated tools like Maple in handling complex integrals.

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Homework Statement



the integral is x*tanh(sinh^-1(2gx/c)))

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The Attempt at a Solution



I cannot figure out how to integrate this! Even Maple can't do it :(

Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
 
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use hyperbolic identities to turn tanh into sinh.
 

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