Find ∫(1−x2)3/2sin−1xdxAnswer: 1−x2xsin−1x+21log(1−x2)+CSolutionPut t=sin−1x, so x=sint and dt=1−x2dx. Since (1−x2)3/2=(1−x2)1−x2 and 1−x2=cos2t, the integral becomes∫1−sin2ttdt=∫tsec2tdt.Integrate by parts with u=t, dv=sec2tdt:∫tsec2tdt=ttant−∫tantdt=ttant+log∣cost∣+C.Now tant=1−x2x and log∣cost∣=21log(1−x2), so1−x2xsin−1x+21log(1−x2)+CCBSE Class 12 Board · 2023 · Subjective