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Integrate: [x/sqrt(1+x)]dx
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did you try letting u=ugly stuff
the ugly stuff being sqrt(1+x)
\[u=\sqrt{1+x} => u^2=1+x => 2 u du=dx => 2 du=\frac{dx}{u}=\frac{dx} {\sqrt{1+x}}\] So we have \[\int\limits_{}^{} ( u^2-1) 2du\]
I replaced dx/sqrt(1+x) with 2 du
and i replace x with u^2-1 since we had u^2=1+x
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\[2(\frac{u^3}{3}-u)+C\] now just replace u with sqrt(1+x) and you will be done :)
thanks very much:)
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