I'm trying to find an integral using an integration table but for the life of me I cannot figure it out.
It's the integral of:
(sec^2x) / (tan^2x)*sqrt(tanx-1) dx
I was thinking I could let u=tanx and du=sec^2x and then I could try and find one on the table that way but I can't find one to match that. If anyone has any suggestions or even how I can solve this I'd appreciate it!
Wolfram Alpha can't even solve it! lol
Thanks for any help!
Scott
It's the integral of:
(sec^2x) / (tan^2x)*sqrt(tanx-1) dx
I was thinking I could let u=tanx and du=sec^2x and then I could try and find one on the table that way but I can't find one to match that. If anyone has any suggestions or even how I can solve this I'd appreciate it!
Wolfram Alpha can't even solve it! lol
Thanks for any help!
Scott