Question

Help me get started on this integration problem:

Answer 1

AS

Answer 2

\[\int\limits_{}^{}\ln (\sqrt{x ^{2}-4}dx\]

Answer 3

Wolfram Alpha is showing a integration by parts method where the u is the\[ \ln(\sqrt(x^2-4)\] and the dv is dx

Answer 4

are you in calc 1

Answer 5

Is there a simpler way or is that the only option

Answer 6

pretty much. Cant integrate ln(x), but you can differentiate it. do the integration by parts

Answer 7

nothing master u still here?