How do you integrate (u^2 +1)/(u+1)
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How do you integrate (u^2 +1)/(u+1)

[From: ] [author: ] [Date: 12-10-02] [Hit: ]
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You could do long division, but you'd get the same answer as doing the trick:
(u² - 1 + 2) / (u+1) = ((u² - 1)/(u+1)) + (2 / (u+1)) =
((u - 1)(u+1) / (u+1)) + (2 / (u+1)) =
u - 1 + (2 / (u+1))

Now it's simple to integrate.

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Long divide.

(u^2 + 1) / (u + 1)
= u - 1 + 2/(u + 1)

Integrate the equivalent expression to obtain,

u^2 / 2 - u + 2ln(u + 1) + C

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∫(u^2 + 1)/(u + 1) du = ∫(u^2 - 1 + 2)/(u + 1) du = ∫(u - 1 + 2/(u + 1)) du = (u^2)/2 - u + 2ln|u + 1| + C
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