How do I integrate this /sci/? I've tried integration by

Partial fraction decomposition.

Trig substitution. The -2x/(x^2+1) integrates to tangent

>>7999051
What exactly would you substitute? I tried using the fact that 1/(1+x^2) integrates to arctan(x) with integration by parts but that left me with even uglier integrals

>>7999164
The first reply already gave you the answer, faggot. Delete this thread and then delete yourself.

>>7999168
Such madness for so little reason

>>7999046
This is correct. x^2+2x+1 can be factored (x+1)^2. Decompose that into 3 fractions and integrate the result.

>>7999046
I'm stuck on a similar problem, but with complex integrals. How do I into partial fraction decomposition?

>>7999195

http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/Classes/CalcII/PartialFractions.aspx

>>7999247
OP here, thanks that explains it really well

Multiply bottom out? Get rid of denominator? Then it should be a trivial problem.

>>7999247
Thank you dude