Type II — general quadratic denominators∫ax2+bx+cdx and ∫ax2+bx+cdx: make the coefficient of x2 unity, complete the square to write ax2+bx+c as a sum/difference of two squares, and reduce to Type I.
Type III — linear over quadratic∫ax2+bx+cpx+qdx (and the version): write px+q=Adxd(ax2+bx+c)+B, find A,B by matching coefficients, then split into a log/derivative-over-function piece plus a Type-I/II piece.
Type IV — square roots of quadratics (Result 11.3), via integration by parts:
Match the sign pattern first — a2−x2 leads to sin−1, a2+x2 to tan−1 or a log(x+), and x2−a2 to a log — before completing the square or splitting the numerator.
Write the numerator as A⋅(derivative of the denominator)+B, split into a log piece and a Type I/II piece (Type III technique).
✓Final answer
(i) logx2+4x−12−87logx+6x−2+c (ii) 25logx2+2x+2−7tan−1(x+1)+c (iii) 43log2x2−2x+3+25tan−1(52x−1)+c
Write the numerator as A⋅(derivative of the denominator)+B, split the integral into a log piece and a Type I/II piece.