In this question, you will use a substitution to carry out the following integration: [ (x² +1)³ 4x³ dx If the answer requires a constant of integration, enter it as c. 5 a. The integral involves the composite function (x² + 1)³ What u-substitution will simplify this term? u = g(x) = du b. Find the derivative dx : du dx 1 c. Transform the original integral into one involving u by using the substitution rule: o Replace all occurrences of 9 (x) in the integral by u. du [6 -dx Replace 9 (x) dx by du (equivalently: replace da Ⓒ (x² +1)5 4x³ dx ² S (x² +1)³ 4x³ dx du (you do not need to enter du in your answer) d. Carry out the integration, and find the most general antiderivative (in terms of u). antiderivative : e. Finally, rewrite your answer in terms of x by replacing u by g(x). [ = by du). ✪

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In this question, you will use a substitution to carry out the following integration:
J (x² +1) 5 4x³ dx
If the answer requires a constant of integration, enter it as c.
a. The integral involves the composite function
u = g(x) =
du
b. Find the derivative dx :
du
O
(x² +1) 5
dx =
c. Transform the original integral into one involving u by using the substitution rule:
Replace all occurrences of 9 (x) in the integral by U.
du
[ (x² +1)³ 4x³ dx
What u-substitution will simplify this term?
-d.x
• Replace 9' (x) dx by du (equivalently: replace da
J
=
du
by du).
(you do not need to enter du in your answer)
d. Carry out the integration, and find the most general antiderivative (in terms of u).
antiderivative :
e. Finally, rewrite your answer in terms of x by replacing u by g(x).
[ (zª +1)³ 42³ da
dx
=
Transcribed Image Text:In this question, you will use a substitution to carry out the following integration: J (x² +1) 5 4x³ dx If the answer requires a constant of integration, enter it as c. a. The integral involves the composite function u = g(x) = du b. Find the derivative dx : du O (x² +1) 5 dx = c. Transform the original integral into one involving u by using the substitution rule: Replace all occurrences of 9 (x) in the integral by U. du [ (x² +1)³ 4x³ dx What u-substitution will simplify this term? -d.x • Replace 9' (x) dx by du (equivalently: replace da J = du by du). (you do not need to enter du in your answer) d. Carry out the integration, and find the most general antiderivative (in terms of u). antiderivative : e. Finally, rewrite your answer in terms of x by replacing u by g(x). [ (zª +1)³ 42³ da dx =
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