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Many solutions integral ?

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In that case the multiple solutions would all be equivalent, differing by a constant is not hard to deal with typically: you just plug in a number for x in both answers that make it easy to compute (x=0, or 1, for certain answers can be easy at times) with a +C on one side and solve for C.
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For real numbers the bottom two aren’t the same function. The middle is defined for 0 < x <= 1 and the bottom is defined for x >= 1. They’re derivatives would also be defined on their respective domains as well. The constant of integration is only because there’s an infinite number of antiderivatives since the derivative of a constant is zero.
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Each connected component of the domain may have its own constant of integration.
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>it gives the same thing if you derive them

They don't.  The derivative of the arctan expression is 1/(x\*sqrt(x-1)),  not 1/x\*sqrt(1-x))

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