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indefinite integration
Asked by TABISH | 08 Nov, 2012, 04:14: PM
Expert Answer
For the integration of v/(4+3v) dv
we first need to express the numerator in terms of denominator so as
to simplify the expression, so that it can be integrated using simpler
formulas.
Now,
v/4+3v = 3v/3(4+3v)
= 3v+4-4/3(4+3v)
= 1/3 - 4/3(4+3v)
So the integral becomes,
?1/3 dv - 4/3?dv/(4+3v)
= v/3 - 4/9 ln(4+3v)
This is the answer
Answered by | 08 Nov, 2012, 04:33: PM
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