Integrate S x^2(e^((x^3)+1)) with Parts - Step-by-Step

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S x^2(e^((x^3)+1))

I know I have to use integration by parts, and I'm guessing I should find the derivative of e^((x^3)+1), but I really have no idea where to start...
 
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You don't have to do an integration by parts. It's a simple u substitution. You should always try that first.
 
do you have to use parts? how about just a substitution?
 

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