Ryan C.
asked 12/19/20Consider the definite integral ∫[1 0]x^(2)\sqrt{ 4x+8}dx. Find u, f(x), g(u), a, b, and the value of the definite integral.
u=?
f(x)=?
g(u)=?
a=?
b=?
value of the definite integral=?
1 Expert Answer
Tom K. answered 12/19/20
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While we could let u = 4x+8, let's let u = x+2. Then, x = u - 2, and dx = du
Then, if f(x) = x^2 √(4x+8), g(u) = 2(u-2)^2 √u = 2u5/2 - 8u3/2 + 8u1/2
As the original integral has x from 0 to 1, and u = x+2, a = 0+2 = 2 b = 1+2 = 3∫
∫23 2u5/2 - 8u3/2 + 8u1/2 =
4/7u7/2 - 16/5u5/2 + 16/3u3/2 |23 = 4√3(15*9-4*21*3+4*35)/35 - 8√2(15*4-4*21*2+4*35)/105 =
92/35 √3 - 256/105 √2 = 1.1048
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Ryan C.
To find a and b, use ∫[b a]g(u)du12/19/20