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Need help w/ some substitution... The integral (x+1)sqrt(2x+x^2)dx
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\[\int\limits_{}^{}(x+1)\sqrt{2x+x^2}dx\]
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u=2x+x^2 du=2+2xdx du/2=1+xdx integral of 1/2sqrt(u)du=2/3(1/2)u^3/2 1/3(2x+x^2)^3/2+C
I would set U = to 2x + \[x^{2}\]. You can then solve for x using that equation and plug it in where the (x+1) goes
that didnt work out its supposed to be going down and easier to read sorry
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1/3(2x+x^2)^3/2+C
Oh it's okay, I can figure out what you did :) Thanks!
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