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limx→∞ arccos{(1+x²)/(1+2x²)} find limit. ∫√3/4, 0 dx/1+16x²; ∫π/2,

 

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limx→∞ arccos{(1+x²)/(1+2x²)} find limit.

∫√3/4, 0 dx/1+16x²;
∫π/2, 0 sinx/1+cos²x * dx;
∫1/x√x²-4 * dx;
evaluate the integral.

 



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Expert:  guru2009 replied 289 days and 19 hours ago.

(1) The limit is π/3

 

(2) The indefinite integral is (1/4) tan^-1(4x) + C

 

Applying the limits, the answer is π/12

 

(3) The indefinite integral is -tan^-1(cos x) + C

 

Applying the limits, the answer is π/4

 

(4) The answer is (1/2) tan^-1 {2/√(x^2 - 4)} + C

 

 

I hope that helps. Let me know if you need any clarifications on my answers. I will be happy to provide them. Else, please give a rating for my answer.

 

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