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How to find the Integral of [e^(2x)/(4+e^(4X))]?

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  1. ∫e^(2x)/(4+e^(4x)) dx

    using the fact that e^(4x) = e^(2x) e^(2x)...

    ∫e^(2x)/(4+e^(2x)e^(2x)) dx

    let u = e^(2x); du = 2 e^(2x)

    1/2 ∫du /(4+u^2)

    = 1/2 [1/4 arctan(u/4) + c]

    = 1/8 arctan(e^(2x)/4) + c


  2. ∫e^2x/(4+e^4x)dx=

    1/2∫1/(4+(e^2x)^2) d(e^2x)=

    substitute e^2x=y obtain

    1/2∫1/(4+y^2) dy=

    1/4∫1/(1+(y/2)^2)d(y/2)

    z=y/2

    1/4∫1/(1+z^2) dz=

    arctan z+C

    substitute back yz to y and y to x

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