#i’m not sure what to do from here
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It should be sin^(-1)(x/a)
@graceful cobalt lol
I was never taught this in highschool
use trigonometry substitution
x = 2 sin(u)
dx = 2 cos(u) du
see what you can do from there
Yeah I figured it out thanks @snow delta
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what about (sqrt(a)+sqrt(x))^2?
1/(sqrt(a)+sqrt(x))² ?
yes
substitute u = sqrt(a)+sqrt(x)
in the US, yes
Bruh we just learnt the formulae because doing it all again and again takes time
Because of tons of questions
@earnest atlas
Yeah
...I mean, they're exactly the same function.
I meant I never took Calc in highschool
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