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u-sub:1-x^2
notice that the derivative of the above ^ is in the integral itself
I did that and I got 2u^(3/2)/3
plugging back the original function I got 2(1-x^(2))/3
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notice you can write 4th root(1-x^2) as (1-x^2)^1/4
also notice that the x oustide the 4th root will divide out
leaving you with a 5 on the ouside of the integral, and a (u)^1/4 on the inside. Now integrate
I got 0
the function I got after integrating was -2(1-x^(2))^(5/4)
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now, you should get:|dw:1321488108487:dw|
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