integrate 1/((x^5)*sqrt(9*x^2-1))

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anonymous · Answer

I got stuck on this one again. Posted most of my answer here http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/4f18fdcce4b04992dd21eed4

turingtest · Answer

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It drives me crazy when I see the 'for restricted values of x' thing on wolf, I often have no idea where it comes from. I hope you find out.

anonymous · Answer

it's frustrating because I am so close!

turingtest · Answer

The other day I had some indefinite integration that came up as 
(blah blah) + constant
then it said
'which is equivalent to restricted values of x for'
(blah blah) + 1/4 + constant
Neither myininaya or I could figure why they needed to specify a constant in restricted values of x for an indefinite integral, so I want to see if I can figure that out through this. I follow everything up to that point here as well.

anonymous · Answer

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are these restrictions from my notes of any help?