How to Integrate sqrt(1+3x) Correctly?

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NVM bout the arc length, need help on integrations

Homework Statement


Integrate sqrt(1+3x)

Homework Equations


Sqrt (1+3x)

The Attempt at a Solution


i made it into
(1+3x)^(1/2)
 
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sargentidiot said:
NVM bout the arc length, need help on integrations

Homework Statement


Integrate sqrt(1+3x)


Homework Equations


Sqrt (1+3x)




The Attempt at a Solution


i made it into
(1+3x)^(1/2)

have you tried u-substitution? use u=1+3x and see what you get
 
ok so i got
(2(1+3x)^(3/2))/9
would that be right
 
sargentidiot said:
ok so i got
(2(1+3x)^(3/2))/9
would that be right

yes, you got it
 
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