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The forum discussion centers on solving two integral calculus problems: ∫2x^3 sin(x^2)dx and ∫x(2x-3)^(1/3)dx. The user attempted to solve the second integral using U-Substitution but received an error on their TI-89 calculator, indicating an "invalid implied multiply." The community provided feedback, confirming the user's approach to the second integral was incorrect and suggested using proper notation for clarity. The first integral remains unsolved, with the user struggling to apply substitution and integration by parts effectively.

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Homework Statement



find the following integrals.

Homework Equations



1. ∫2x^3 sin(x^2)dx

2.∫ x(2x-3)^1/3dx

The Attempt at a Solution



Using U-Sub for number 2 i ended with ((3(2x-3)^7/3)/28)+((9(2x-3)^4/3)/16)+C

I apologize for the form but I'm new here and don't really know how all the notations work.

The answer I got for problem 2 just looked weird to me and when i try to check the work integrating on my TI-89 i get an error message saying "invalid implied multiply".

Problem 1 I am completely lost on I've tried using substitution but I'm having troubles with what term i should be using...
 
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For (1), first let u= x2, then use integratation by parts.

You have (2) correct.
 
DJChalf said:

Using U-Sub for number 2 i ended with ((3(2x-3)^7/3)/28)+((9(2x-3)^4/3)/16)+C


Do you mean

[tex]\frac{3}{28}(2x-3)^{7/3}+\frac{9}{16}(2x-3)^{4/3}+C[/tex]?

That is wrong.

ehild
 

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