MathematicsIntegration by SubstitutionJEE Advanced 1979Easy
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Problem Analysis and Strategy

  • Given integral:
  • The denominator contains a linear expression raised to a power.
  • Strategy: Use substitution to simplify the denominator into a single variable.

Defining the Substitution

  • Let
  • Differentiating both sides with respect to :

Expressing in terms of

  • From , we can isolate :

Substituting into the Integral

  • Substitute , , and into the integral:

Simplifying Constants

  • Pull out the constant terms:

Expanding the Numerator

  • Expand using the identity :

Splitting the Fraction

  • Divide each term in the numerator by :

Integrating Term by Term

  • Integrate each term with respect to :
  • Combining them:

Back Substitution

  • Substitute back into the expression:

Final Result and Key Takeaways

  • Final Answer:
  • Key Takeaway: Substitution simplified the denominator, allowing for term-by-term integration.
  • Challenge: Try evaluating using the same method.

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