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Trigonometric Substitution:

Why is Completing the Square useful when you are considering integration by trigonometric substitution?

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CONCEPT CHECK

Trigonometric Substitution State the trigonometric substitution you would use to find the indefinite integral.

Do not integrate.

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This is my FOURTH time posting this problem... Follow my instructions CLOSELY. Use TRIGONOMETRIC SUBSTITUTION to solve this problem. DO NOT just solve this the regular method. Use trigonometric substitution by COMPLETING the SQUARE. Any answers that use a method other than TRIG SUBSTITUTION will be marked WRONG.

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