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Integrate:–

\Huge{{\large{∫} \frac{dx}{ \sqrt{x √(x) - x {}^(2) } }}}


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Answer:

4arcsin(x^(1/4)) +C

Explanation:

Let x = z^4. Then dx = 4z^3·dz, and the given expression is ...


\displaystyle\frac{dx}{\sqrt{x√(x)-x^2}}=(4z^3\,dz)/(√(z^4z^2-z^8))=4\cdot(dz)/(√(1-z^2))

and its integral is ...


\displaystyle\int{(4\,dz)/(√(1-z^2))}=4\arcsin{(z)}+C=\boxed{4\arcsin{\sqrt[4]{x}}+C}

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Note that the original integrand is only defined on the interval (0, 1).

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