Let us solve the integrals step by step.
Problem 1:
∫3ex2dx
Simplify:
∫32e−xdx=32∫e−xdx
The integral of e−x is −e−x:
32(−e−x)+C=−32e−x+C
Problem 2:
∫x3x2−5xdx
Simplify the fraction:
∫(3x−5)dx
Integrate each term:
∫3xdx−∫5dx=23x2−5x+C
Problem 3:
∫75x43dx
Rewrite 5x4=x4/5:
∫73x−4/5dx=73∫x−4/5dx
The integral of xn is n+1xn+1:
73⋅−4/5+1x−4/5+1=73⋅1/5x1/5=73⋅5x1/5=715x1/5+C
Problem 4:
∫t(2+t)2dt
Expand (2+t)2=4+4t+t2:
∫t4+4t+t2dt=∫t4dt+∫t4tdt+∫tt2dt
Simplify each term:
- ∫t4dt=4∫t−1/2dt=4⋅2t1/2=8t
- ∫t4tdt=4∫t1/2dt=4⋅32t3/2=38t3/2
- ∫tt2dt=∫t3/2dt=52t5/2
Combine:
8t+38t3/2+52t5/2+C
Final Answers:
- −32e−x+C
- 23x2−5x+C
- 715x1/5+C
- 8t+38t3/2+52t5/2+C
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Tip:
Always simplify the integrand before starting to integrate—it can save time and reduce the chance of errors!