Posted by Heather on Thursday, October 4, 2012 at 10:40am.
just like regular trig functions, use integration by parts to get
x arcsinh(x) - √(x^2+1)
ok thankyou! i wasn't sure if i had to use integration by parts or if there was another method. thankyou!!!
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