For x2 
n
+1 
N(the set of natural numbers), the integral 
is equal to (Where c is a constant of integration)
a.
loge
+c
b.
loge
+c
c.
loge
+c
d.
log
n +1 N(the set of natural numbers), the integral is equal to (Where c is a constant of integration)a.
loge +c
b.
loge +c
c.
loge +c
d.
log
Question ID - 56519 | SaraNextGen Top Answer For x2 n +1 N(the set of natural numbers), the integral is equal to (Where c is a constant of integration)
a.
loge +c
b.
loge +c
c.
loge +c
d.
log
For x2 n +1 N(the set of natural numbers), the integral is equal to (Where c is a constant of integration)
|
a. |
loge |
b. |
loge |
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c. |
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d. |
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1 Answer
127 votes
Answer Key / Explanation : (a) -
Put (x2−1)=I
2xdx = dt
∴ I = 
dt
= 
= ln
c
= ln
+c
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