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If xcosα+1(x2+2xcosα+1)3/2dx=f(x)g(x)+1+C, then g(x)2cosαf(x) is
(where C is constant of integration)

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x2
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x
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2x2
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2x
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Solution

The correct option is A x2
Let I=xcosα+1(x2+2xcosα+1)3/2 dx
Now,
I=xcosα+1x3(1+2xcosα+1x2)3/2 dxI=cosαx2+1x3(1+2xcosα+1x2)3/2 dx

Taking 1+2xcosα+1x2=t2
2cosαx22x3=2t dtcosαx2+1x3=t dt

Now,
I=tt3dtI=1t2dtI=1t+CI=11+2xcosα+1x2+CI=xx2+2xcosα+1+Cf(x)=x, g(x)=x2+2xcosαg(x)2cosαf(x)=x2

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