Evaluate:
evaluated!
\[\int\limits_{1}^{2} (7 - 2/x + 7/x^3) dx\]
will I find u and du with this problem
This one integrate term by term.
\[7x - 2\ln|x| - 7/4x ^{4}\] evaluated at x = 2 and subtract off what you get when you evaluate at x = 1.
will it better to bring the x on top ex. 2/x to 2x^-1
7x−2ln|x|−7x^-2 /-2 =7x−2ln|x|−7+7/2 x^2
now I am confussed. I am having alot of trouble with these problems. When I look at them I do not know where to start. I do not know what to do next
Just put the integral sign in fron of each term and integrate term by term. No confusion.
easy to say if you understand it. where did the -7 come from then +7/2x^2
The last item \[(7 \ x ^{3}) \] is on the bottom. By convention you rewrite it \[7x ^{-3}\]. When you integrate that you would get a negative term.
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