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Please help i’m begging-example-1
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The answer is
(725)/(3) .

To calculate the integral


_4^8 (7x + x^2) dx

given that


_4^8 x^2 dx =
(448)/(3)


_0^9 x^2 dx =
(217)/(3)

we can use the following steps:

Split the integral into two parts, one for the linear term and one for the quadratic term:


_4^8 (7x + x^2) dx = ∫
_4^8 7x dx + ∫
_4^8 x^2 dx

Evaluate the first integral using the power rule:


_4^8 7x dx =
(7)/(2)
x^2 |
_4^8 =
(7)/(2) (64 - 16) = 224

Evaluate the second integral using the given information:


_4^8 x^2 dx = (
(448)/(3) ) - (
(217)/(3) ) =
(77)/(3)

Add the two results to find the final answer:


_4^8 (7x + x^2) dx = 224 +
(77)/(3) =
(725)/(3)

Therefore, the answer is
(725)/(3) .

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