Can you please help me with parts a b and of this question. Q3. a) (i) Evaluate the following integral using integration by partsSe²x,e2x cos (2x + 2)dx(ii) Evaluate the following integral using polynomial long division:3x²5x12x-2dxb) Find the solution to the following second order differential equation:d²ydy+ 5y = x² - 4dx²dx4.

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Q3. a) (i) Evaluate the following integral using integration by parts Se²x co e²x cos (2x + 2)dx (ii) Evaluate the following integral using polynomial long division: 3x² - 5x - 12 - dx x-2