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Homework Statement
2. /int 1_0 (5u^7+pi^2) dx the answer is (5/8)+pi^2
3./int 4_0 (x^(1/2))(x+1) the answer is 272/15.
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
For 2. I already have the 5/8, my question do I integrate the pi^2? I tried integrating that with no success.
For 3. (x^(3/2)/3/2)((x^2/2)+x)
then (2x^(3/2)/3)((1/2)x^2+x)
plug 4: (16/3)(8+4=12)=192/3=64