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    The document contains the step-by-step working of several integration problems. It begins by integrating √3+y(y+1)^2 dy and arrives at the solution 2/7(3+y)^7/2 - 8/5(3+y)^5/2 + 8/3(3+y)^3/2 + C. It then integrates (r^1/3 + 2)^4 ∛r^2 and obtains the solution 3/5 (r^1/3 + 2)^5 + C. The next integration is of sin√x from 0 to π^2 and the solution is found to be 4. The final integration is of √3

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    The document contains the step-by-step working of several integration problems. It begins by integrating √3+y(y+1)^2 dy and arrives at the solution 2/7(3+y)^7/2 - 8/5(3+y)^5/2 + 8/3(3+y)^3/2 + C. It then integrates (r^1/3 + 2)^4 ∛r^2 and obtains the solution 3/5 (r^1/3 + 2)^5 + C. The next integration is of sin√x from 0 to π^2 and the solution is found to be 4. The final integration is of √3

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    The document contains the step-by-step working of several integration problems. It begins by integrating √3+y(y+1)^2 dy and arrives at the solution 2/7(3+y)^7/2 - 8/5(3+y)^5/2 + 8/3(3+y)^3/2 + C. It then integrates (r^1/3 + 2)^4 ∛r^2 and obtains the solution 3/5 (r^1/3 + 2)^5 + C. The next integration is of sin√x from 0 to π^2 and the solution is found to be 4. The final integration is of √3

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    Integration

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    Drasszen Sombilon
    The document contains the step-by-step working of several integration problems. It begins by integrating √3+y(y+1)^2 dy and arrives at the solution 2/7(3+y)^7/2 - 8/5(3+y)^5/2 + 8/3(3+y)^3/2 + C. It then integrates (r^1/3 + 2)^4 ∛r^2 and obtains the solution 3/5 (r^1/3 + 2)^5 + C. The next integration is of sin√x from 0 to π^2 and the solution is found to be 4. The final integration is of √3

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    INTEGRATION

    ∫√3+y(y+1)^2 dy
    =∫(3+y)½ (y+1)^2 dy
    Let u = 3+y
    =∫(u)½ (u-3+1)^2 du
    du = dy =∫u^½ (u-2)^2 du
    =∫u^½ (u^2 - 4u + 4) du
    Y=u-3 =∫ (u^5/2 - 4u^3/2 + 4u^ ½) du
    = u^7/2 - 4u^5/2 + 4u^3/2 + C
    7/2 5/2 3/2
    ∫√3+y(y+1)^2 dy
    = 2/7 u^7/2 – 8/5 u^5/2 + 8/3 u^3/2 + C
    Let u = 3+y = 2/7(3+y)^7/2 - 8/5(3+y)^5/2 + 8/3(3+y)^3/2 + C

    du = dy

    Y=u-3
    =∫(r^1/3 + 2)^4
    ∛r^2 =∫u^4 (3du)
    Let u = r^1/3 + 2 =3 ∫u^4 du
    du = dr
    1 =3 [ u^5 + C]
    3 r^2/3 5
    3du = dr =3/5 (r^1/3 + 2)^5 + C
    r^2/3
    π^2
    = ∫ sin√x dx = 4. π
    0 √x = ∫ sin u (2du)
    0
    π
    Let u = √x = (x)^1/2 = 2∫ sin u du
    0
    du = dx π
    1 = -2 cos u ⟦
    2x^1/2 0
    2du = dx = -2 cos π – (-2) cos π
    x^1/2
    = -2 (-1) + 2 (1)
    U(0) = 0 =4
    U(π^2) = π
    3 0 3
    =∫ √3+| x |dx =∫ √3+| x |dx + ∫ √3+| x |dx
    -3 -3 0
    Let u = 3 – x 0 3
    =∫ √3 -x dx + ∫ √3+ x dx
    du = -dx -3 0
    Let u = 3 + x 0 3
    du = dx =∫ u^1/2 (-du) + ∫ u^1/2 du
    -3 0
    0 3
    = -u^3/2 ⟦ + u^3/2 ⟦
    3/2 -3 3/2 0

    = -2/3 (3-x)^3/2 + 2/3 (3+x)^3/2


    3
    =∫ √3+| x |dx
    -3
    Let u = 3 – x
    du = -dx
    Let u = 3 + x
    du = dx

    = [ -2/3 (3-0)^3/2 - 2/3 (3-(-3))^3/2 ] + [ -2/3 (3-0)^3/2 - 2/3 (3-3)^3/2 ]

    = [ -2/3 (3)^3/2 - -2/3 (6)^3/2 ] + [ -2/3 (0)^3/2 - 2/3 (3)^3/2 ]


    = -2√3 + 4 √6 - 2√3 = -4√3 + 4 √6
    1-a 1
    =∫ y(y+a)^10 dy =∫ u(u-a)^10 du
    -a 0
    1
    Let u = y+a =∫ u^11 – au^10 du
    0
    1
    du = dy = u^12 – au^11 ⟦
    Y = u-a 12 11 0

    U(a)= -a+a = 1^12 – a(1)^11 + 0^12 – a(0)^11


    12 11 12 11
    U(1-a)= 1-a+a 0 = 1/12 – a/11
    1/12 = a/11
    1-a
    =∫ y(y+a)^10 dy 1=a
    -a 12 11
    11 11
    Let u = y+a 11/12 = a
    du = dy
    Y = u-a
    U(a)= -a+a
    U(1-a)= 1-a+a

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