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find the integral of -2/((t^2)+1) [0,1]
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integral of -2/((t^2)+1) is -2(arctan(t)) now u can take the limits
thus after taking limits it is -2(arctan(1)) + 02(arctan(t)) =-2*(pi)/4 =-(pi)/2 [as arctan(1)=(pi)/4 and arctan(0)=0 ]
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