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Aug 23, 2016

$sqrt(2y-3y^2) +C$

Explanation:

$d/(dy)sqrt(2y-3y^2) = 1/2(2-6y)/sqrt(2y-3y^2) =(1-3y)/sqrt(2y-3y^2)$

so

$int (1-3y)/(sqrt(2y-3y^2))dy = sqrt(2y-3y^2) +C$

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