Indefinite Integrals

cryo

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Question:
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Their solution:

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My solution:
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Apologies for the messiness, and dookie quality.

But I'd be thankful if someone could help me understand why I got different values for p and q through my method of solution. :)
Is it because my simplification was flawed?
 
Question:
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Their solution:

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My solution:
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Apologies for the messiness, and dookie quality.

But I'd be thankful if someone could help me understand why I got different values for p and q through my method of solution. :)
Is it because my simplification was flawed?
Look at the first line of response
You write

\(\displaystyle \frac{P}{2x^2} \ \to \ P \left(2 \right) \ x^{-2}\) ...... small but fatal mistake.

It should be:

\(\displaystyle \frac{P}{2x^2} \ \to \ P \left( \frac{1}{2}\right) x^{-2} \ \to \ P \left( 2^{-1}\right) x^{-2} \)

There could be more problems but I did not check for those if present.
 
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