Studdy Solution
STEP 1
Assumptions1. The integral is a proper integral and can be solved using the method of partial fractions.
. The function is continuous over the interval of integration.
STEP 2
The given integral is∫x(1−2x)1−x2dxWe can rewrite this as∫(21+x(1−2x)(−2x+1))dx
STEP 3
Now, we can split the integral into two parts as follows=21∫1dx+∫x(1−2x)−2x+1dx
STEP 4
Let's assume that the integrand x(1−2x)−2x+1 can be written as xA+1−2xB.
STEP 5
Multiplying by the least common multiple (LCM), we get−2x+1=A(1−2x)+Bx=A−2 Ax+Bx
STEP 6
Comparing the constants, we find that A=1.
STEP 7
Substituting A=1 into the equation, we get−2+B=2−1⇒B=2−1+2=2−1+4So, B=23.
STEP 8
Substituting the values of A and B into the equation, we getx(1−2x)−2x+1=x1+1−2x23
STEP 9
Now, we can integrate the above equation∫x(−2x)−2x+dx=∫xdx+23∫−2xdx
STEP 10
olving the integrals, we get=log∣x∣+23log−2∣−2x∣+c
STEP 11
implifying the above equation, we get=log∣x∣−43log∣−x∣+c
STEP 12
Substituting this value back into the original integral, we get the final solution∫x(−2x)−x2dx=2x+log∣x∣−4log∣−2x∣+c