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Just making sure my answers are right. Please show the steps clearly. Thank you so much

Just making sure my answers are right. Please show the steps clearly. Thank you so-example-1
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Answer: See below

Explanation:

A.

Let's split the integral into two parts, by the Sum Rule.


\int\limits {x-4x^3} \, dx [split into 2 integrals]


\int\limits {x} \, dx -\int\limits {4x^3} \, dx [solve integral for each part]


(1)/(2) x^2-x^4+C [Remember, we need to add C for constant]

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B.


\int\limits {(1+x)/(√(x) ) } \, dx [expand into 2 integrals]


\int\limits {(1)/(√(x) ) } \, dx +\int\limits {(x)/(√(x) ) } \, dx [simplify second integral]


\int\limits {(1)/(√(x) ) } \, dx +\int\limits {√(x) } \, dx [solve integral for each part]


2√(x) +(2)/(3)x^3^/^2+C

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C.


\int\limits^4_0 {z(z^1^/^2-z^-^1^/^2)} \, dz [distribute]


\int\limits^4_0 {z^3^/^2-z^1^/^2} \, dz [split into 2 integrals]


\int\limits^4_0 {z^3^/^2} \, dz -\int\limits^4_0 {z^1^/^2} \, dxz [solve integral for each part]


(64)/(5) -(16)/(3) [solve]


(112)/(15)

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D. *Note: I can't put -1 for the interval, but know that the 1 on the bottom is supposed to be -1.


\int\limits^1_1 {(1+u)(1-u)} \, du [expand]


\int\limits^1_1 {1-u^2} \, du [split into 2 integrals]


\int\limits^1_1 {1} \, du-\int\limits^1_1 {u^2} \, du [solve integral for each part]


2-(2)/(3) [solve]


(4)/(3)

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