Have a integration problem that i am stuck on

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The discussion focuses on solving the integral of (x^2)*sqrt(6x+7) from 0 to 1 using u-substitution. The user proposes substituting u=6x+7, which leads to the transformation x=(u-7)/6. This substitution is confirmed as a valid approach to simplify the integral for further evaluation.

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Homework Statement



integral of (x^2)*sqrt(6x+7) from 0 to 1


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i am thinking this has something to do with u substitution but i can't figure out what u should be?
 
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Put u=6x+7, then x=(u-7)/6, right?
 
Yes, that should work.
 

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