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Naveen Sharma 6 years, 10 months ago
Ans. {tex}\int{ 2+3x\over 3-2x}dx{/tex}
As this is not a proper fraction. then first we have to conert it in proper fraction.
{tex}=> \ \int ({ -{3\over 2} + {13\over 2}{1\over (-2x+3)} }) dx {/tex}
{tex}=> \ \int { -{3\over 2} }dx + \int {{13\over 2}{1\over (-2x+3)}} dx {/tex}
{tex}=> \ -{3\over 2} \int dx + {13\over 2 }\int {1\over -2x+3} dx {/tex}
Multiply and divide integral by -2, we get
{tex}=> \ -{3\over 2} \int dx - {13\over 4 }\int {-2\over -2x+3} dx {/tex}
{tex}=> \ -{3\over 2} x - {13\over 4 }I_2 \ \ \ ........... (1){/tex}
{tex}I_2 = \int {-2\over -2x+3} dx {/tex}
Put -2x + 3 = t then
-2 dx = dt
So,
{tex}I_2 = \int {1\over t}dt{/tex}
=> I2 = log t = log (-2x+3)
Put in (1). we get
{tex}=> \ -{3\over 2} x - {13\over 4 }log (-2x+3){/tex}
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