Integration in fraction

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Hi,

Please explain how Should I integrate this function

z'=\[\frac{1}{x}\left[ {\frac{{ - 2\, + 5z}}{{2 + z}}\, - \,z} \right]\]

Thanks.
 
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Hi,

Please explain how Should I integrate this function

z'=\[\frac{1}{x}\left[ {\frac{{ - 2\, + 5z}}{{2 + z}}\, - \,z} \right]\]

Thanks.
with respect to z, x, j,,,?
I suspect it is wrt z. I would do the division (-2+5z)/(2+z). What have you tried????
 
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with respect to z, x, j,,,?
I suspect it is wrt z. I would do the division (-2+5z)/(2+z). What have you tried????

I tried saperable method But I am stuck here

dz / dx = 1/x [-2 + 5z / 2 + z]

BUT here I am stuck, how I should simplify it to get integral ????
 
with respect to z, x, j,,,?
I suspect it is wrt z. I would do the division (-2+5z)/(2+z). What have you tried????


There is an example related to this:

I am attaching. please explain how this step 4 is coming because there is no 3 and -4 in above expression ?
 

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I tried saperable method But I am stuck here

dz / dx = 1/x [-2 + 5z / 2 + z]

BUT here I am stuck, how I should simplify it to get integral ????
Ah, z'=dz/dx. You need to tell us all this.
You can't separate it? That is not good at all. Here is a hint: If dz/dx=a/b then bdz=adx or dz/a=dx/b. Now integrate both sides.
 
There is an example related to this:

I am attaching. please explain how this step 4 is coming because there is no 3 and -4 in above expression ?
Separate and do the long division as mentioned before.
 
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