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Find F
$\alpha$ and F
$\beta$ for the function

F(
$\alpha$ ,
$\beta$ ) = ∫ √(t^3+1) dt

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F(x)=∫xaf(t)dt=∫x0t3+1−−−−−√ dt

Dmitry Sikorsky answered Apr 16, 2017

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