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the integral of ((e^x +1)^(-1/2))e^x dx from ln8 to ln 24
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\[ u= 1 + e^x \]
du = e^x dx
\[ \int ((e^x +1)^{-1/2})e^x dx=\int u^{-1/2} du \]
Do you know how to finish it from here
No, are the limits still ln8 to ln24 or do they change
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Get the integral in terms of u, replace u by its value and keep the same limits
Or you can change the limit before the integration.
So is the final answer going to be 4?
Yes
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