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If I = (4ex + 6e–x /9ex – 4e–x) dx = Ax + B log |(9e2x – 4)| + C then A = ..., B = ... and C = ...

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4ex + 6e–x = m(9ex – 4e–x) + n(9ex + 4e–x

Comparing the co-efficients of ex and e–x, we get 

m + n = 4/9 and n – m = 3/2 

Solving, we get, 

n = 35/36 and m = –19/36. 

The given integral reduces to

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