integral_0^0.4 1\/(0.02+0.025 x)^2 dx = 666.667 how to solve this manually?? help

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integral_0^0.4 1/(0.02+0.025 x)^2 dx = 666.667 how to solve this manually?? help

int [0 .. 0.4] 1/(0.02+0.025 x)^2 dx.

Consider the integral of 1/(a+bx)^n.

This is simply (-1/(b(n-1)))*(1/(a+bx)^(n-1))

(It is easier to inderstand the above if you differentiate it to get the original expression.)

if a = 2, b = 3 and n = 4, then int 1/(2+3x)^4 = (-1/(3*3))*(1/(2+3x)^(3))

So, when we have 1/(0.02+0.025 x)^2

the integral is: (-1/(0.025*1)*(1/(0.02 + 0.025x)^(1))

this simplifies as: -40/(0.02 + 0.025x)

Now simply enter your limits to get the result 666.667

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