1. Calculate the derivative from part (i) to establish a relationship between the integrals.
From part (i), we differentiate esin−1x1−x2 using the product and chain rules: dxd(esin−1x1−x2)=esin−1x(1−x21)1−x2+esin−1x(21−x2−2x) =esin−1x−1−x2xesin−1x
Integrating both sides with respect to x, we establish the relationship: esin−1x1−x2=∫esin−1xdx−∫1−x2xesin−1xdx
Let I=∫1−x2xesin−1xdx. Rearranging gives: ∫esin−1xdx=I+esin−1x1−x2
2. Apply integration by parts to the target integral.
Let I=∫x1−x2esin−1xdx.
We apply integration by parts.
Let u=x⟹dxdu=1.
Let dxdv=1−x2esin−1x⟹v=esin−1x.
Using the integration by parts formula ∫udv=uv−∫vdu: I=xesin−1x−∫esin−1xdx
3. Substitute the integral relationship from step 1 into the integration by parts result to solve for I.
Substitute the expression for ∫esin−1xdx from Step 1 into our equation from Step 2: I=xesin−1x−(I+esin−1x1−x2) 2I=xesin−1x−esin−1x1−x2 I=21esin−1x(x−1−x2)+C
where C is an arbitrary constant of integration.