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Solve each of the integrals in Exercises 39–74. Some integrals require trigonometric substitution, and some do not. Write your answers as algebraic functions whenever possible.

∫9-x2xdx

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The solution of the integral is3lntan12sin-1x3+9-x2+C.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given Information.

The given integral is∫9-x2xdx.

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Step 2. Solve. 

To solve the integral, let x=3sinu, so derivation of uis dx=3cosudu.

Thus, substitute u into the original integral,

role="math" localid="1648802752019" ∫9-x2xdx=∫9-3sinu23sinu3cosudu=∫9-9sin2usinucosudu=3∫1-sin2usinucosuduLet'susetheidentitysin2x+cos2x=1=3∫cos2usinucosudu=3∫cos2usinuduAgain,Let'susetheidentitysin2x+cos2x=1=3∫1-sin2usinudu=3∫1sinudu-3∫sin2usinudu=3∫cosecudu-3∫sinudu

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Step 3. Solve. 

By proceeding with the calculation further,

=3∫cosecudu-3∫sinudu=3lntanu2+3cosu+C

Now, substitute back uin the above equation,

=3lntan12sin-1x3+3cossin-1x3+C=3lntan12sin-1x3+9-x2+C

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