integrate ((1+x)^4)/4 dx
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You can directly integrate it by substituting (1+x)=t when the power is higher. In this case you will get ((1+x)^5)/20 by solving through substitution, which is the same as in the answer(non expanded form)
sorry but i type the wrong question...the right one is in my dasboard check it and then solve
in the denominator there is x not 5
*not4
No worries, it's still easy. I will put the answer in the other question
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