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3 years ago

Integrate with respect to x 1/√(1-2x)

Mathematics

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Ilia_Sergeevich [38]3 years ago

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Answer:

-√(1 - 2x) + C

Step-by-step explanation:

1/√(1-2x)

We want to integrate it. Thus;

∫1/√(1 - 2x) dx

Let u = 1 - 2x

Thus;

du/dx = -2

Thus, dx = -½du

Thus,we now have;

-½∫1/√(u) du

By application of power rule, we will now have;

-½∫1/√(u) du = -√(u) + C

Plugging in the value of u, we will have;

-√(1 - 2x) + C

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