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Use Part Il of the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus to evaluate the definite integral

Use Part Il of the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus to evaluate the definite integral-example-1
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Answer:


4\ln (2)+(49)/(3)\approx19.1059

Given:


\int ^(-1)_(-2)(7x^5-4x^2)/(x^3)dx

Simplify:


\int (7x^3-4)/(x)dx

Expand:


\int (7x^2-(4)/(x))dx

Apply linearity:


7\int x^2dx-4\int (1)/(x)dx

Apply power rule and the standard integral ln(x)


7((x^3)/(3))-4\ln (x)

Now, applying the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus Part 2


\int ^(-1)_(-2)(7x^5-4x^2)/(x^3)dx=(7(((-1)^3)/(3))-4\ln (-1))-(7(((-2)^3)/(3))-4\ln (-2))
=4\ln (2)+(49)/(3)

Or approximately


\approx19.1059

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