How Can You Integrate Using Mathematica and Taylor Series?

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How would you do this integral?
I have tried this using Mathematica, but failed to generate the answer.
Any suggestions?
 

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no can do...
 
The absolute best you can do it work out the taylor series and integrate term by term, and express it as an infinite series.
 

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