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How to integrate (x+3)/sqrt(x)?
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Have you tried breaking it up into two separate fractions (x/sqrt(x) + 3/sqrt(x)) and integrating each term individually?
I believe if we change sqrt(x) into its exponent representation x^(1/2), we have the opportunity of using power rule on each separate term's integral. x/sqrt(x) = x/(x^1/2) = x^(1-1/2) = x^(1/2)
Okay. Wow. I was completely overthinking it. Thanks for your help!
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