Thread: Inverse trig integration

I have the function



and I see that it is in the form of arcsin. Where do I go from here? I know arctan has a little trick where the integral is



Does arcsin have a similar trick? How would you solve this?

Originally Posted by Mattpd

I have the function



and I see that it is in the form of arcsin. Where do I go from here? I know arctan has a little trick where the integral is



Does arcsin have a similar trick? How would you solve this?

6. Integration: Inverse Trigonometric Forms

Originally Posted by skeeter

6. Integration: Inverse Trigonometric Forms

Thanks. It's even easier than the arctan form