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Can some one show me the steps of integrating x/(1-x^2)*dx thanks
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basically, the idea of this would be to find the derivative of (1-x^2), which is -2x, and you divide that whole integral by -2x, leaving only 1/(-2) and int d(1-x^2)/(1-x^2) Your answer should be 1/(-2) ln (1-x^2)
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