Question

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Answer 1

First step. Move the sqrt in the denominator to the numerator, and convert the square roots to exponents

Answer 2

Tell me what you get.

Answer 3

\[(x ^{1/2}-1)^2x ^{-1/2}\]

Answer 4

yep. okay, now combine and simplify it as much as you can. tell me what you get

Answer 5

\[(x-2x ^{1/2}+1)x ^{-1/2}\]

Answer 6

Yep, but distribut ethe x^-1/2 too

Answer 7

\[x ^{1/2}-2+x ^{-1/2}\]

Answer 8

Excellent. Now find the anti-derivative of that.

Answer 9

That'll be your final answer.

Answer 10

\[2x ^{3/2}/3-2x+\sqrt{x}\]

Answer 11

not quite. The last term isn't correct. make sure to divide by 1/2

Answer 12

But I think you have it mostly. Good job. :) I have to go now. Good luck

Answer 13

thanks for the help!