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\int_(0)^(1)(1)/(1+x^2)dx

The integral above is definite so we must first calculate for indefinite one.


\int{(1)/(1+x^2)dx}

Rule:
\int{(1)/(a^2+b^2)dx}=(1)/(b)*\arctan((a)/(b)).

Now we apply this rule and get:


\int{(1)/(1+x^2)}=(1)/(1)*\arctan((x)/(1))

Or just simply:
\arctan(x)

Now we integrate:


\arctan(x)\Big\vert_(0)^(1)


\arctan(1)-\arctan(0)


(\pi)/(4)-0\implies\boxed{(\pi)/(4)}
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