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`(x+1) sqrt(2x^(2)+3)`

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`:. I=(1)/(6)(2x^(2)+3x)^(2)+(x)/(2) sqrt(2x^(2)+3)+(3sqrt(2))/(4)log|x+ sqrt(x^(2)+(3)/(2))|+c`
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