Evaluate the indefinite integral using recognition method. a) fxsin (x²)dx b) x²(x³ + 5)'dx c) (3x - 2)20 dx

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1. Evaluate the indefinite integral using recognition method.
a) xsin (x²) dx
b) x²(x³ + 5)'dx
c) √ (3x - 2)2⁰ dx
Transcribed Image Text:1. Evaluate the indefinite integral using recognition method. a) xsin (x²) dx b) x²(x³ + 5)'dx c) √ (3x - 2)2⁰ dx
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