Integrals Volume III


Substitution: w = x2 + 1.
Partial fractions (or table): The bottom factors into (x-3)(x-4), so rewrite the fraction as -7/(x-3) + 9/(x-4), then it's easy...
Do boomerang or table
It's probably easiest if you break the integrand into two fractions: one with 3x on top (which you'd do by substitution) and one with 2 on top (which we recognize as the derivative of 2arcsin(x))..
Break into the sum of two integrals: To find the antiderivative of sec(x/3), substitue w = x/3, then know the antiderivative of sec(w). to do the other, try substitution with w = sqrt(x), then partial fractions (or table.)