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How do I solve this? Make a substitution to express the integrand as a rational function and then evaluate the integral: I= Integral of sqrt(x+1)/x dx What I have got so far: let u=sqrt(x+1), du=1/2sqrtx dx, or dx=2sqrtxdu u^2 -1=x >> dx=2sqrt(u^2 -1) so, I=2(int. of (u(sqrt. u^2 -1)/u^2 -1)du I dont know where to go from here...

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