For No. 1 and 2, explain why you got that answer. For No. 3, show your complete solution neatly and legibly using two methods. 1. If the expression x³√√9x² - 1 occurs in an integral, which trigonometricsubstitution will you use?a.) x = 3 sin 0b.) x = = ²3 sin 0c.) x = 3 sec 01d.) x = = sec 02. What transformation/manipulation can be done to the integrand to solvedxS? Do not evaluate. [Hint: Complete the square in the radicand to√x²+2x+5make it look like any of the three expressions where trigonometricsubstitution is appropriate.]-3√33. Evaluate £³√³x√36-x² dx in two ways (by algebraic substitution or byChain Rule for Integrals and by trigonometric substitution).

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