Edward C. answered 04/19/15
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You could multiply out the polynomial and then integrate term by term, but it's easier to do a u-substitution
Let u = 6x - 1
Then du = 6dx ==> dx = du/6
∫(6x-1)5dx = ∫(1/6)u5du = (1/6)u6/6 + C = (1/36)(6x-1)6 + C
You can check the answer by taking the derivative which is
6(1/36)(6x-1)5(6) = (6x-1)5