Evaluate
Collapse every constant before doing any calculus. The integrand looks formidable only because the constants are unmultiplied. Numerator:
Constant part of the denominator:
Coefficient of :
Rewrite in a recognisable standard form.
Factor the coefficient out of the denominator to expose the difference-of-squares shape:
Use the logarithmic antiderivative. Partial fractions give
(equivalently ). The upper limit is far below , so throughout and the integrand never blows up.
Evaluate the definite integral.
Multiply by the constant in front.
so the integral itself is , and
Sanity-check with the constant-integrand estimate. Because only ever reaches while , the term shifts the denominator by at most out of — about . Treating the integrand as the constant gives s, within of the exact s ✓.
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