Integral of $\sqrt[3]{x}$ from 8 to 27

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given the integral


[tex]\int[/tex]e[tex]\sqrt[3]{x}[/tex]dx from 8 to 27

i called [tex]\sqrt[3]{x}[/tex]=t
and integrate now from 2-3

x=t3
dx=3t2dt

[tex]\int[/tex]et3t2dt
=3[tex]\int[/tex]ett2dt

u=t2
du=2tdt

dv=etdt
v=et

[tex]\int[/tex]udv=uv-[tex]\int[/tex]vdu

3[tex]\int[/tex]ett2dt=3(t2et-[tex]\int[/tex]et2tdt)

is this correct so far?? do i now need to, again integrate in parts, now

u=t
du=dt
dv=etdt
v=et
?
 
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Yes, integrate by parts again. It looks like you are doing just fine so far.