Math question, help please?
Integration of 1/(1+x)+ 1/(1-x) dx
Can you help me please?
Well the answer is supposed to be = ln|1+x| – ln|1-x| +c
but i don’t understand where did the minus sign come from?
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Integration of d(cabin)/cabin = log cabin.
To answer your question, it looks like it has something to do with the -x inside the log.
Remember the chain rule: when you have a function within a function, you must multiply by the derivative of the inside function and then integrate the outside function. Your inside function is 1-x, the derivative of which is….?
Oh how I wish I could remember my A level maths lessons =[
@Mariah thanx a lot, that helped :D
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