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How do we solve this?-example-1
User Marc Fischer
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Answer:


-(1)/(36\left(6x+1\right)^6) +C

Explanation:

we're going to us u substitution


\int (6x+1)^-7 dx


u=6x+1


\int(1)/(6u^7) du

take out the constant,
(1)/(6)


(1)/(6) ·
\int u^-7du

next use the power rule,
\int x^adx=(x^(a+1))/(a+1),\:\quad \:a\\e -1


(1)/(6)\cdot (u^(-7+1))/(-7+1)

simplify by substituting
6x+1 for
u


(1)/(6)\cdot ((6x+1)^(-7+1))/(-7+1) = -(1)/(36\left(6x+1\right)^6)

add a constant,
C


-(1)/(36\left(6x+1\right)^6) +C

User Allen Chak
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Answer:


= - (1)/(36(6x + 1) ^(6) ) + c

I hope I helped you^_^

User Mindia
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