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indefinite∫x45cos(x45)dx becomes −1/45∫cos(u)du i need to convert these in to the limit of ∫0π√45 and if x = π√45then(u)=what?
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x = \[\sqrt[45]{\pi}\] than u =______
You have an indefinite integral here.. You aren't going to plug anything in for x and you don't need the 45th root of pi to solve this.
It will be a mess however. Are you certain that it's not x^44 out front there?
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