Advanced Higher Maths: integrating quadratic denominators (part 1)

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Identifying quadratic denominators in the integral of rational functions as logarithms or, by rearrangement via completing the square to the form 1 and the square of a linear function, as inverse sine or tan.
Numbers 3.35 to 3.40 - the first 6 of 11 from AH maths camp

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