integrate the function [x²/(2 + 3x³)³].dx
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given function is
let (2 + 3x³) = t
[te]\bold{dx = dt/9x^2}[/tex]
now,
where, C is the arbitrary constant.
hence, the integral of [x²/(2 + 3x³)³] = -1/9(2 + 3x³) + C.
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given function is
let (2 + 3x³) = t
[te]\bold{dx = dt/9x^2}[/tex]
now,
where, C is the arbitrary constant.
hence, the integral of [x²/(2 + 3x³)³] = -1/9(2 + 3x³) + C.
I HOPE ITS HELP YOU DEAR,
THANKS
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