Integrate: I=(1/(x+sqrt(x))
So far my working has been:
Let x= (cos@)^2
Also; x=0.5 [cos2@+1]
Thus, dx= -0.25sin2@ d@
I= S (1/(x+sqrt(x)) dx
= -0.25 S (2sin@cos@/(cos@[cos@+1]) d@
= -0.5 S [sin@/cos@+1] d@
= 0.5 ln(cos@+1)+C
= 0.5 ln[sqrt(x)+1] +C
But answer is 2ln[sqrt(x)+1) +C
I can't find my mistake, any help will be appreciated.
So far my working has been:
Let x= (cos@)^2
Also; x=0.5 [cos2@+1]
Thus, dx= -0.25sin2@ d@
I= S (1/(x+sqrt(x)) dx
= -0.25 S (2sin@cos@/(cos@[cos@+1]) d@
= -0.5 S [sin@/cos@+1] d@
= 0.5 ln(cos@+1)+C
= 0.5 ln[sqrt(x)+1] +C
But answer is 2ln[sqrt(x)+1) +C
I can't find my mistake, any help will be appreciated.