Patonya P.
asked 11/18/15what is the antiderivative of: the cubed root of x +5/x^6
this is a calculus prblem on anti derivatives and integrals. please help.
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Roman C. answered 12/08/15
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The only way this can be elementary integral is if the function is
f(x) = x1/3 + 5/x6
since for all other combinations, Wolfram|Alpha gives an answer in terms of the Hypergeometric function 2F1(a,b;c;x).
∫ (x1/3 + 5/x6)∫ (x1/3 + 5x-6) dx = 3x4/3/4 - x-5 + C = 3x4/3 - 1/x5 + C
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