Integrate 4√x^5 directly

Docans asked Mar 15, 2023

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Explanation:

firstly we take the constant out of the integral making it

4 × the integral of x^5/2

the integral of x^5/2 is equal to 2/7(x^7/2)

final answer: (8/7) × (x^7/2)

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Srijan Lama answered Mar 20, 2023

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