Russ P. answered 11/24/14
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Since these are indefinite integrals that have no "from-to" integration limits on the variable x, the answers will be expressed in terms of x. If limits were specified, then the answer s would just be numerical values.
#17. ∫(8x^2-7x-3)dx = ∫8x2dx - ∫7xdx - ∫3dx = (8/3)x3 -(7/2)x2 -3x.
#22.∫e^14x dx = (1/14)e(14x).
#24. ∫8x^7+5x^4/x^8+X^5 dx = ∫8x7dx + ∫5(x4/x8)dx + ∫x5 dx = (8/8)x8 + ∫5(x-4)dx + (1/6)x6
#22.∫e^14x dx = (1/14)e(14x).
#24. ∫8x^7+5x^4/x^8+X^5 dx = ∫8x7dx + ∫5(x4/x8)dx + ∫x5 dx = (8/8)x8 + ∫5(x-4)dx + (1/6)x6
= x8 + 5(-1/5)x-5 + (1/6)x6 = x8 + (1/6)x6 -x-5.
#25.∫3x^5 dx = (3/6)x6 = (1/2)x6.
#28. ∫(9+x^3/2) dx = 9x + (2/5)x(5/2).
#20. ∫10x/√16-3x^2 dx = (10/-6][16 - 3x2](1/2) = - (5/3) [16 - 3x2](1/2) .
#27. ∫4x^2/7-10x^3 dx = 4(7/9)x(9/7) - 10(1/4)x4 = (28/9)x(9/7) - (5/2)x4.
#25.∫3x^5 dx = (3/6)x6 = (1/2)x6.
#28. ∫(9+x^3/2) dx = 9x + (2/5)x(5/2).
#20. ∫10x/√16-3x^2 dx = (10/-6][16 - 3x2](1/2) = - (5/3) [16 - 3x2](1/2) .
#27. ∫4x^2/7-10x^3 dx = 4(7/9)x(9/7) - 10(1/4)x4 = (28/9)x(9/7) - (5/2)x4.
Russ P.
11/24/14