1 / | | -y | ------ dy | 2 | 2 + y | / 0
Integral((-y)/(2 + y^2), (y, 0, 1))
/ | | -y | ------ dy | 2 | 2 + y | /
/ 2*y \
|------------| /0\
| 2 | |-|
-y \y + 0*y + 2/ \2/
------ = - -------------- + ----------------
2 2 2
2 + y / ___ \
|-\/ 2 |
|-------*y| + 1
\ 2 / / | | -y | ------ dy | 2 = | 2 + y | /
/
|
| 2*y
- | ------------ dy
| 2
| y + 0*y + 2
|
/
--------------------
2 /
|
| 2*y
- | ------------ dy
| 2
| y + 0*y + 2
|
/
--------------------
2 2 u = y
/
|
| 1
- | ----- du
| 2 + u
|
/ -log(2 + u)
------------- = ------------
2 2 /
|
| 2*y
- | ------------ dy
| 2
| y + 0*y + 2
| / 2\
/ -log\2 + y /
-------------------- = -------------
2 2 0
___
-y*\/ 2
v = ---------
2 True
True
/ 2\
log\2 + y /
C - -----------
2 / | / 2\ | -y log\2 + y / | ------ dy = C - ----------- | 2 2 | 2 + y | /
log(2) log(3) ------ - ------ 2 2
=
log(2) log(3) ------ - ------ 2 2
log(2)/2 - log(3)/2
Use the examples entering the upper and lower limits of integration.