[5 points] To evaluate the following integral using trignometric substitution 1/(x^2 sqrt( 9-x^2) )dx
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We can let x = 3sin(theta), which means dx = 3cos(theta)d(theta). This substitution is chosen because it will help us simplify the integral using trigonometric identities. Show more…
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