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Solve the following integrals: 1. The integral of 2 (on top) to 0 (on bottom) of...

Solve the following integrals:

1. The integral of 2 (on top) to 0 (on bottom) of dt / (the square root of 4+t^2)

2.The integral of 3 (on top) to 2 (on bottom) of dx / (a^2+x^2) ^ 3/2 , a > 0

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