I need some help over here Answer this questionGiven f(x) = 7e4" +6 x², find the indefinite integration S f(x) dx.Select the correct answerA 8x³ – 7e-4a + CB 4x37e-4x+ C29 x4C21 xe-4x21 e-4 x+ C4.16To 4= (140 z-192 " o* + 280 =²+35)e-4x140 х-192 х° е4 x)x-;+ C160E 2x3 - 7e-4x Answer this questionGiven f(x) = 7xe-3ª + 6 x², find the indefinite integration S f(x) dx.Select the correct answer28 x e-3 x-3 x+ Cqª e3¤ +126 æ² +28)A 8x328 e39.e 3* (812-81a*e**+126 a*+28)(84 z-81 2*еB+ C1814 x e-3 xC 4x³14 e-3x+ C33D 2r3 - 7xe¯3x37e-3 x+ C97e-3" (210 z-162 = e* +315 2²+315z³+70).c+ CE135

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Answer this question Given f(x) = 7e4" +6 x², find the indefinite integration S f(x) dx. Select the correct answer A 8x³ – 7e-4a + C B 4x3 7e-4x + C 2 9 x4 C 21 xe-4x 21 e-4 x + C 4. 16 To 4= (140 z-192 " o* + 280 =²+35) e-4x 140 х-192 х° е 4 x )x-; + C 160 E 2x3 - 7e-4x

Answer this question Given f(x) = 7e4" +6 x², find the indefinite integration S f(x) dx. Select the correct answer A 8x³ – 7e-4a + C B 4x3 7e-4x + C 2 9 x4 C 21 xe-4x 21 e-4 x + C 4. 16 To 4= (140 z-192 " o* + 280 =²+35) e-4x 140 х-192 х° е 4 x )x-; + C 160 E 2x3 - 7e-4x

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Author:James Stewart

Publisher:James Stewart

Chapter1: Functions And Models

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RCC: (a) What is a function? What are its domain and range? (b) What is the graph of a function? (c) How...

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