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Integrate the following: \[ \int \frac{d y}{y^{2}+6 y+10} \]

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Answer:


\mathrm{tan}^(-1)(y+3)+c

Note:


\int (dx)/(x^2+a^2)=(1)/(a)\mathrm{tan^(-1)}((x)/(a))+c

Explanation:


\[ \int (d y)/(y^(2)+6 y+10) \]\\\\=\int (dy)/(y^2+6y+9+1)\\\\= \int (dy)/((y+3)^2+1^2)\\\\=(1)/(1)\mathrm{tan}^(-1)((y+3)/(1))+c\\=\mathrm{tan}^(-1)(y+3)+c

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