Finding indefinite integral f [1 / radical (2x + 1)] DX

=(1 / 2) f [1 / radical (2x + 1)] d (2x + 1)
=(1/2)f[（2x+1)^(-1/2)]d(2x+1)
=Under c + radical (2x + 1)

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