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Solve the integral
∫1x2x2-9dx
x-39xx+3+C
To solve the integral, let x = 3cosh(u) . Now, derivation of the above equation is solved below. x = 3 cosh(u) dx = 3 sinh((u) d u)Now,use the identity cosh2(u)-1=sinh2(u)So,1x2x2-9=1(9(9cosh2(u)-9)cosh2(u))=127cosh2(u)-1cosh2(u)=127sinh2(u)cosh2(u)=127sinh(u)cosh2(u)
1x2x2-9=∫19cosh2(u)du=1tanh(u)+C=19tanh(cosh-1(x2))+C=x3+13xx3-1+ C=x-39xx+3+CTherefore, the value is boxed x-39xx+3+C
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