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Oisyn asked May 9, 2023

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Oisyn asked May 9, 2023

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Answer

$\int ((x^3)/(4)+(2x^2)/(3)-1)dx$

Take the integral of each

$\int (x^3)/(4)dx+\int (2x^2)/(3)dx-\int 1dx$
$\int (x^3)/(4)dx=(x^4)/(16)$
$\int (2x^2)/(3)dx=(2x^3)/(9)$
$\int 1dx=x$

Now properly combine them back

The final answer

Option D

Augustine Jose answered May 14, 2023

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