Homework Statement
Okay, here's the problem: integrate ((x^3) - 1) / ((x^3) + x) dx
Homework Equations
What is the solution and the method?
The Attempt at a Solution
I know this involves partial fractions, which I attempted to no avail, since the numerator is the same degree as the...
Tricky Integral??
Homework Statement
So the problem is to integrate this:
{(x^2) / sqrt[(x^2) - 9] } dx
I cannot, for the life of me, solve this problem, and I know it's not that hard. I have tried using trig substitutions x = 3 cos(theta) and x = 3 sec(theta) but for some reason, maybe a...
Homework Statement
Solve t*y'(t) + 4*y = 0; y(3) = 2. This is the solution---> Ans: y(t) = 162t^(-4)Homework Equations
I need to know how my professor got this answer.The Attempt at a Solution
I attempted by subtracting 4y to the other side and separated the variables to yield...
Okay, so I got ((1/(tan(x)(cos^{2}(x))))/((sin(x))/(cos^{2}(x)) = (cos(x)/(sin^{2}(x)) This limit still equals infinity though, and I can' see L'hopital's rule getting me any beyond a term with infinity in it.
EDIT: Oh, so does that mean the limit DNE?
What is the limit of tan(x)^sin(x) as x-->0+
Homework Statement
Lim\rightarrow0^{+}((tan(x))^{sin(x)}Homework Equations
I know that you have to raise e to this limit and you can then bring down sin(x) to get (sin(x))(ln(tan(x))), but beyond that, I am stuck.The Attempt at a Solution
I guess...
Homework Statement
\sum{(ln(k))/(\sqrt{k+2})}, with k starting at 1 and going to \infty
Homework Equations
Does this series converge or diverge? Be sure to explain what tests were used and why they are applicable.
The Attempt at a Solution
Okay, my TA got that this diverges, but I...
Okay, so I am supposed to expand ln(cos(x)) basing my calculations on tan(x) = x + (1/3)x^3 + (2/15)x^5 + (17/315)x^7 + ... and expanding out to that fourth term is sufficient. I am having a major brain meltdown, I can't seem to find any equivalencies present, and I'm sure there are. Any help...