Mathematics, 27.01.2021 01:00, tristenmathews

Another definite integral problem $\int\limits^3_1 (1/x^{2})\sqrt{1-(1/x)\, dx$

The (dx) is not a part of the radical, but everything else under it is

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Another definite integral problem

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