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9. Select the equivalent expression to the integral [x(x − 1)³dx. (A) [u³ du (c) f(u³-1)du (B) (u - 1)u³ du (D) [(u + 1)u³du

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9. Select the equivalent expression to the integral [x(x - 1)³ dx.
[u³ du
[(u - 1)u³du
(C) [(u²-1)du
(A)
(B) S
(D) [(u + 1)u³ du

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