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What is the integral of dx/((e^x)+1)^(1/2)?
The answer that I need to get to is ln[((1+(e^x))^(1/2) - 1) / ((1+(e^x))^(1/2) +1)]. Any help here would be great cause I have no idea
I checked on wolfram already and i dont know how i would go about getting to the solution that I said. I have to show each and every step of the process and I do not understand what wolfram does with the final answer
3 Answers
- HemantLv 79 years agoFavorite Answer
I = ∫ [ 1 / √(1 + ℯˣ) ] dx ................................ (1)
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Let : u = √(1+ℯˣ).
Then : u² = 1 + ℯˣ
2u· du/dx = ℯˣ = u² - 1, i.e., dx = 2u· du / (u²-1).
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From (1), then,
I = ∫ ( 1/u ) • 2u· du / (u²-1)
= ∫ [ 2 / (u²-1) ] du
= ∫ [ 2 / ((u-1)(u+1)) ] du
= ∫ { [ 1 / (u-1) ] - [ 1 / (u+1) ] } du
= ln | u-1 | - ln | u+1 | + C
= ln | (u-1) / (u+1) | + C
= ln | [ √(1 + ℯˣ) - 1 ] / [ √(1 + ℯˣ) + 1 ] | + C ........... Ans.
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- rosLv 59 years ago
Not according to:
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=What+is+the+i...
But maybe I don't understand your question.
- panic modeLv 79 years ago
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=integral+of+d...
click on "show steps" if you want details