let u = [1+(x)^1/3]^1/2
and dx would be = 6u(u^2-1)^2 du
so your integral would look like:
∫ ( [6u (u^2-1)^2] / u ) du
= 6 ∫ u^4 -2u^2 +1 du
and you can do the rest :)
and dx would be = 6u(u^2-1)^2 du
so your integral would look like:
∫ ( [6u (u^2-1)^2] / u ) du
= 6 ∫ u^4 -2u^2 +1 du
and you can do the rest :)
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thanks for the BA!~
and do your homework next time :p
and do your homework next time :p
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