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What did they do here? see attached. the original question is integral (x^1/3/(x^1/3-1))dx
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\[\int\limits\limits (\frac{ x^{1/3} }{ x^{1/3} - 1 })dx\]
u = x^1/3 - 1 du = 1/3x^-2/3 so then the new integral is \[3\int\limits\limits (\frac{ u+1 }{ u })du \] is it not? my question is, where does that (u+1)^2 come from?
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