Question 6:
∫ x3/4 + 7x-5 + 1/6 x-1/2 dx
= 4/7 x7/4 - 7/4 x-4 + 1/3 x1/2 + C
Question 7:
∫ (w + w1/3)(4 - w2) dw
= ∫ 4w - w3 + 4w1/3 - w7/3 dw
= 2w2 - 1/4 w4 + 3w4/3 - 3/10w10/3 + C
Question 6:
∫ x3/4 + 7x-5 + 1/6 x-1/2 dx
= 4/7 x7/4 - 7/4 x-4 + 1/3 x1/2 + C
Question 7:
∫ (w + w1/3)(4 - w2) dw
= ∫ 4w - w3 + 4w1/3 - w7/3 dw
= 2w2 - 1/4 w4 + 3w4/3 - 3/10w10/3 + C
6) Integrals can be broken up into the sum of separate integrals. You can write all of these integrals as powers of x and use the power rule int(xn) = xn+1/n+1 for all real n except -1:
int( ( 2x3/4 + 7x-5 + 1/6 (x-1/2))dx
7) Multiply the integral out and integrate each term: int( 4w-w3 + 4w1/3 - w7/3)dw
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Marion J.
02/22/22