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ok i got my answer to be 75/3.... integral 1 to 2 (1+2y)^2dy
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It should be 49/3
not sure where i went wrong
integral 4y^2 + 4y + 1 4y^3/3 +4y^2/2 + y plug in 1 and 2
heres what i did/.....\[\int\limits_{1}^{2} (1+2y)^{2} dy\] \[(1+2y)(1+2y)= 1+4y=4y ^{2}\]
1y+(4y^2/2)+(4y^3/3) with integral 1 to 2
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i got the first part to 13/3+62/3...
i meant minus!!!!ugghhh now i see
[32/3+8+2]-[4/3+2+1]
ok now i know thanks i see where i got mess up
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