x√x+3,Integrate the given function defined on proper domain w.r.t. x.
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HELLO DEAR,
YOUR QUESTIONS IS--------------∫x/√(x + 3).dx
put (x + 3) = t Also, [x = t - 3]
=> dx = dt
therefore, ∫(t - 3)/√t.dt
=> ∫(√t - 3/√t).dt
=> 3/2t^{3/2} - 3(2)t^{1/2} + c.
=> 3/2t^{3/2} - 6t^½ + c.
I HOPE ITS HELP YOU DEAR,
THANKS
YOUR QUESTIONS IS--------------∫x/√(x + 3).dx
put (x + 3) = t Also, [x = t - 3]
=> dx = dt
therefore, ∫(t - 3)/√t.dt
=> ∫(√t - 3/√t).dt
=> 3/2t^{3/2} - 3(2)t^{1/2} + c.
=> 3/2t^{3/2} - 6t^½ + c.
I HOPE ITS HELP YOU DEAR,
THANKS
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1
Dear student,
Solution:
∫ x √(x+3) dx
let x+3 = t
dx = dt
so, x = t -3
apply substitution
∫( t -3) √t dt
or ∫( t √t - 3√t ) dt
apply linearity
∫ - 3 ∫√t dt
Apply power rule for integration
undo substitution:
Hope it helps you.
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