Integrate X^3sin(x^2) | No Substitutions, No Chaos

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Find the integral of

X^3sin(x^2)

No useful substitutions I can find, integration by parts gets chaotic.
 
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Write it as x(x2)sin(x2) and begin with substitution u = x2.
 
Got the answer. Thank you.

I wish I were able to recognize these things more quickly.
 
1MileCrash said:
Got the answer. Thank you.

I wish I were able to recognize these things more quickly.
Practice, practice, practice ...
 
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