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Question Number 90796 by  M±th+et+s last updated on 26/Apr/20

∫_0 ^(√3) (1/(1+x^2 ))sin^(−1) (((2x)/(1+x^2 )))dx

0311+x2sin1(2x1+x2)dx

Commented by mathmax by abdo last updated on 26/Apr/20

I =∫_0 ^(√3)  (1/(1+x^2 )) arcsin(((2x)/(1+x^2 )))dx  cyangement  x=tanθ give  I =∫_0 ^(π/3)  (1/(1+tan^2 θ)) arcsin(sin(2θ))(1+tan^2 θ)dθ  =∫_0 ^(π/3)  2θdθ =[θ^2 ]_0 ^(π/3)   =(π^2 /9)

I=0311+x2arcsin(2x1+x2)dxcyangementx=tanθgiveI=0π311+tan2θarcsin(sin(2θ))(1+tan2θ)dθ=0π32θdθ=[θ2]0π3=π29

Commented by  M±th+et+s last updated on 27/Apr/20

thanxsir but the limit has to be divide from   0 to 1 then 1 to (√3)

thanxsirbutthelimithastobedividefrom0to1then1to3

Commented by mathmax by abdo last updated on 28/Apr/20

no sir the limits go from arctan(0)=0 to arctan((√3)) =(π/3)

nosirthelimitsgofromarctan(0)=0toarctan(3)=π3

Answered by TANMAY PANACEA. last updated on 26/Apr/20

∫(1/(1+x^2 ))sin^(−1) (((2x)/(1+x^2 )))dx  x=tana  ∫(1/(sec^2 a))×sin^(−1) (sin2a)sec^2 a da  a^2   so answer  [∣tan^(−1) x∣_0 ^(√3)   ]^2 →((π/3))^2 =(π^2 /9)

11+x2sin1(2x1+x2)dxx=tana1sec2a×sin1(sin2a)sec2adaa2soanswer[tan1x03]2(π3)2=π29

Commented by  M±th+et+s last updated on 26/Apr/20

i think its ((7π^2 )/(72))

ithinkits7π272

Answered by  M±th+et+s last updated on 28/Apr/20

I=∫_0 ^(π/3) (1/(1+tan^2 θ))sin^(−1) (((2tanθ)/(1+tan^2 (x))))d(tanθ)  =∫_0 ^(π/3) cos^2 (θ) sin^(−1) (sin2θ)(1/(cos^2 (θ)))dθ  ∫_0 ^(π/3) sin^(−1) (2θ)dθ  the last tricky!  sin^(−1) sinθ≠θ,θ>[(π/2)]!                   (1)  this is because sin^(−1) (θ) to be a function  it must defined as a mapping only  to sub−region of R.    specifically:  sin^(−1) :[−1,1]→[((−π)/2),(π/2)]  :x→θ=sin^(−1) (x)  therefore.following gives a one to one  mapping:  sin^(−1) sin:[((−π)/2),(π/2)]→[((−π)/2),(π/2)]  in our case the argument is 2θ so our  range get coparessed by a factor of two  so we get ollowing one to many mapping:  sin^(−1) sin(2×_):[((−π)/4),(π/4)]→[((−π)/2),(π/2)]    with a littile thought we can extand  past (π/4) to (π/2) and obtain following plot  of sin^(−1) sin2θ with θ∈[0,(π/2)] which  is a one to many mapping:    so the integral is just the area under  the curve from 0 to π/3 breaking this  up:  ⇒for θ∈[0,(π/4)],the area of the triangle  is (π^2 /(16)).  ⇒for θ∈[(π/4),(π/3)],the area trapeziod   is 5π^2 /144  summing these two,gives  ((7π^2 )/(72))                                                         (2)

I=0π311+tan2θsin1(2tanθ1+tan2(x))d(tanθ)=0π3cos2(θ)sin1(sin2θ)1cos2(θ)dθ0π3sin1(2θ)dθthelasttricky!sin1sinθθ,θ>[π2]!(1)thisisbecausesin1(θ)tobeafunctionitmustdefinedasamappingonlytosubregionofR.specifically:sin1:[1,1][π2,π2]:xθ=sin1(x)therefore.followinggivesaonetoonemapping:sin1sin:[π2,π2][π2,π2]inourcasetheargumentis2θsoourrangegetcoparessedbyafactoroftwosowegetollowingonetomanymapping:sin1sin(2×_):[π4,π4][π2,π2]withalittilethoughtwecanextandpastπ4toπ2andobtainfollowingplotofsin1sin2θwithθ[0,π2]whichisaonetomanymapping:sotheintegralisjusttheareaunderthecurvefrom0toπ/3breakingthisup:forθ[0,π4],theareaofthetriangleisπ216.forθ[π4,π3],theareatrapeziodis5π2/144summingthesetwo,gives7π272(2)

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