∫ x^3(5+x^4)^1/2 dx ........I let u = 5+x^4 --> 1/4du = x^3
1/4 ∫ u^1/2 du --> 1/4 | 2/3(5+x^4)^3/2 + c --> 1/6(5+x^4)^3/2 + c
When i checked my answer on wolfram alpha its wrong and i can't figure out why.. Any suggestions??
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letu=x^4+5 let du=4xdx
you forgot the (1/4)
int sqrt(x^4+5) * (x^3)dx
int (1/4) sqrt(u) du
based on sqrt(u) = u^(1/2)
(1/6)*u^(3/2)
based on (1/6)*(2/3)*u^(3/2)
(1/6)*(x^4+5)^(3/2)
Let u = 5 + x^4
du = 4x^3 dx
( 1 / 4 )du = x^3 dx
int [ (1 / 4)*u^(1 / 2 ) du ]
= ( 1 / 4 ) * int [ u^( 1 / 2) du ]
= ( 1 / 4 )( 2 / 3 )u^(3 / 2 ) + C
= ( 1 / 6)u^(3 / 2 ) + C
= ( 1 / 6 )(5 + x^4 )^(3 / 2 ) + C
well, it could be rewritten:
= ( 1 / 6 )(5 + x^4 ) sqrt ( 5 + x^4 ) + C
Dont alternative, divide the num via the denom and get two integrals: 4x/(x^2+1) +three/(x^2+1) in the first quintessential, discover that you've got a energy of x in the num and x^2 in the denom, so if you set u=x^2+1 here, you might have du=2x dx or x dx = du/2, and the first imperative becomes: 2 du/u = 2 log u = 2 log (x^2+1) the 2d critical is solely the indispensable of arctan x, so your outcome +3 arctanx