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Now, if u = tan^(−1)2x, then (1/2)int tan^(−1)2x/1 + 4x dx= u du
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ok... something wrong about it... did you mean .../(1+4x^2)...?
never mind i got it thanks
I assume that you mean: \[\int\limits_{ }^{}\arctan(2x)/(1+4x^2) dx=1/2\int\limits_{ }^{}udu=1/4 u^2 +const=...\] good Luck!
this is 1/2arctan(2x)^2+C
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