Integrals using Inverse Trig Functions

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Integrals using Inverse Trig Functions. Find the derivative. Integrate. Evaluate the integral. Evaluate the integral. Evaluate the integral. Why isn’t this an inverse trig problem?. Evaluate the integral. Homework. Wkst E: #17-33 odd. Page 355 #20-24, 26,27.

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Integrals using Inverse Trig Functions
Find the derivative.
Integrate.

Evaluate the integral.
Evaluate the integral.
Evaluate the integral.
Why isn’t this an inverse trig problem?
Evaluate the integral.
Homework Wkst E: #17-33 odd Page 355 #20-24, 26,27
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