Integral of x² times sqrt(7x+9) from 0 to 1

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Definite Integral [help] !

hello, can anyone help me how to complete the following definite integral? Thanks!
∫ (x^2)*sqrt(7 x + 9) dx (From 0 to 1)
 
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Try the substitution

[tex]\sqrt{7x+9}=y[/tex]
 
sorry, I still can't figure out it, can you give me some more detail? thanks a lot .
 
If [itex]y= \sqrt{7x+ 9}[/itex], what is dx (in terms of dy and y)? What is x in terms of y? (So you can substitute for that x2.)