its a question on integration that forms part of the integraln ((9(x^2)-1)^0,5)/(x^2+x))dx
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The integral of (tan x)/(sec x)dx. The inverse of sec x is cos x, so the question becomes tan x.cos x. But tan x is sin x / cos x, therefore tan x.cos x is just sin x, the integral of sinx dx is simply -cos x.

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