Using a suitable trigonometric substitution, the integral dx 3 (16x² + 9)² is equal to sin 8+ C₁-<< 12 the above

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Chapter7: Analytic Trigonometry
Section7.2: Trigonometric Equations
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Using a suitable trigonometric substitution, the integral
is equal to
TT
- C,
sin 0 + C₁ - <0<
12
2
the above
dx
3
(16x² + 9)²
36
sin 0+ C₁-<0<
2
TU
Transcribed Image Text:* Using a suitable trigonometric substitution, the integral is equal to TT - C, sin 0 + C₁ - <0< 12 2 the above dx 3 (16x² + 9)² 36 sin 0+ C₁-<0< 2 TU
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