how do i find the anti derivative of 9-4x^2 all raised to 1/2

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anonymous · Answer

first raise everything to the (1/2) power. 9^(1/2) - 4^(1/2)(x^2)^(1/2) and get 3 - 2x.

marissa · Answer

apparently i need to use the table of integrals and it says perhaps one substitutions

marissa · Answer

ok
would that be finding the perfect square?

anonymous · Answer

yeah theyre all perfect squares. its easy to get the anti derivative now

marissa · Answer

how do i do it with table of integrals?

anonymous · Answer

the table is just all the rules for finding the anti derivative aka integral

marissa · Answer

$$\sqrt{9-4x^2}$$  fits into square root of a^2 +or- x^2 but laves 1 over the square root of a^2-x^2 to still be found

marissa · Answer

i cant get it to fit into any other equation

anonymous · Answer

anonymous · Answer

copy the whole thing dont click

marissa · Answer

k

marissa · Answer

how do i tell what equations it used though?

marissa · Answer

ok i see thank you so much!!!!!!!!!