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How do you integrate

(3x^(2) + 3) ^(3)
?​

How do you integrate (3x^(2) + 3) ^(3) ?​-example-1
User Yoav Gur
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Answer:

Since i don't know what formula is mentioned. I just used the easiest way to solve :)

Explanation:


(3x^2 + 3)^3 = (3x^2)^3 + 3^3 + 3((3x^2)^2)(3) + 3(3x^2)(3^2)


= 27x^6 + 27 + 3(9x^4 * 3) + 3(3x^2 * 9)\\\\=27x^6 + 27 + 81x^4 + 81x^2\\\\=27x^6 + 81x^4 + 81x^2 + 27\\\\


\int\limits {(3x^2+3)^3} \, dx = \int\limits {27x^6 + 81x^4+81x^2 + 27} \, dx


= (27)/(7)x^7 + (81)/(5)x^5+(81)/(3)x^3 + 27x +C\\\\= (27)/(7)x^7 + (81)/(5)x^5+27x^3 + 27x +C\\\\

User Dariusz Lyson
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