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Painguy
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Homework Statement
∫ ((2t+3)^2)/t^2 dt
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
I figured that I would use integration by parts. The problem I'm having is that we haven't actually learned integration by parts, only the u substitution method. I went ahead and read the book on the proof and several examples, but its still a bit new to me so I'm not sure how to approach he problem.
u=1/t^2
du=-dt/3t^3
∫dv∫=(2t+3)^2 dt
v=(4t^3)/3 +6t^2 +9t
4t/3 +6+9/t - ∫ ((4t^3)/3 +6t^2 +9t)/t^3 dt
Is there a more straight forward way of solving this?