I have homework and i don't have a clue of how to solve this problems. it says evaluate the following integrasl
(x^2(4x^3 + 7)^1) dx
((x^3+ 8) / (x + 2)) dx
(x + sin(5x)) dx
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I have homework and i don't have a clue of how to solve this problems. it says evaluate the following integrasl
(x^2(4x^3 + 7)^1) dx
((x^3+ 8) / (x + 2)) dx
(x + sin(5x)) dx
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are you in ab or bc?
(x^2(4x^3 + 7)^1) dx
Y'= U'V+UV'
Y'= 2x(4x^3+7) + x^2(12x^2)
product rule on outside function x^2 = 2x
chain rule on inside function (4x^3 + 7)^1 = 12x^2
Y'= 2x[(4x+7) + 6x(x^2)]
factor 2x and simplify
Y'= 2x(10x^3+7)
i wish i could be sure of my calculus so u might wanna check this one
((x^3+ 8) / (x + 2)) dx
Y'= U'V - UV' / V^2
Y'= 3x^2(x+2) - (x^3 + 8) 1 / (x + 2)^2
(-x^3 + 3x^2 + 8) / x + 2
(x + sin(5x)) dx
Y'= product rule + trig integrals & chain rule
Y'= 1 + cos(5x) (5)
derivative of sin = cos
chain rule on 5x
Y'= 1 + 5cos(5x)
oh, & r u in AB or BC?? what's ur book???
hmmm
weird,
i misunderstood the question
what u actually want is the
"integral ot the power function"
"to integrate a power, increase the exponent by i, then divide by the mew exponent, and add c"
S u^n du = (1 / (n + 1)) u^(n + 1) + C
S = integral sign
easy, just follow the rule above and u'll get it no need for my help here pal
if u'r not sure of ur answer then take the derivative of it and u should get the exact same formula u started with
so basically ur just looking for the antiderivative
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