#Basic calculus
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If I'm not mistaken this topic is covered on Anti-Derivative
Notice that you can simplify 1. with a trig identity. 2. can be solved with a u-sub.
All I need to do for number 1 is just to simplify it right?
Yeah
There's a simple antiderivative after the simplification
The number 2 process seems like it's going to be long or not?
Won't be too long
You know u-sub?
Is the answer for number 1 tan∅+C?
(I mean, if you want you can also expand it)
Yeah
I see Thanks for the help
Oh so that's just it?
In the u substitution I need to find the u in the given problem right?
Yeah 
Yes
I wasn't sure in the first place I answered it I was doubting myself
I see Thankyou
In second one when u u sub u get 1/2 * integrate t^2 dt
Then it's the normal rule
T^3/3 + c
Remember to replace back t
I didn't notice your reply, I see thanks for the info btw my final answer is
(x²+1)³/6+C is it right?
Yeah
Thankyou for the help
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