Integral of sqrt(8-2x-x^2) dx
The solution
Detail solution
SqrtQuadraticRule(a=8, b=-2, c=-1, context=sqrt(-x**2 - 2*x + 8), symbol=x)
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Now simplify:
2(x+1)−x2−2x+8+29asin(3x+31)
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Add the constant of integration:
2(x+1)−x2−2x+8+29asin(3x+31)+constant
The answer is:
2(x+1)−x2−2x+8+29asin(3x+31)+constant
The answer (Indefinite)
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/
| /1 x\
| ______________ 9*asin|- + -| ______________
| / 2 \3 3/ / 2 /1 x\
| \/ 8 - 2*x - x dx = C + ------------- + \/ 8 - x - 2*x *|- + -|
| 2 \2 2/
/
2x−x2−2x+8+2−x2−2x+8−29arcsin(6−2x−2)
The graph
___ ___ 9*asin(1/3) 9*asin(2/3)
\/ 5 - \/ 2 - ----------- + -----------
2 2
29arcsin(32)+25−29arcsin(31)+223
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___ ___ 9*asin(1/3) 9*asin(2/3)
\/ 5 - \/ 2 - ----------- + -----------
2 2
−29asin(31)−2+5+29asin(32)
Use the examples entering the upper and lower limits of integration.