How do integrate x(6x-1)^2 without expanding
tried integration by parts?
I think it pays to expand it
expand and distribute the x
by parts
you could do it by parts, but why put yourself through all that doing the u and dv subs, it is straight forward integration by expanding it, and if you can do integrating by parts, you should be able to unfold that square and what not. All the other stuff is just pain for no reason. Not that by parts is so terrible just not necessary in this case.
∫x(6x-1)² dx u = 6x -1 --> du/ 6 = dx x = (u + 1)/6 = 1/36 ∫ (u + 1) u² du = 1/36 ∫ (u³ + u² ) du = (1/36 ) u^4/4 + u³/3 = (1/36 ) (6x-1)^4/ 4 + (6x-1)³/3 + C
= (1/36 ) (6x-1)³ [ (6x-1)/4 + 1/3 ] = (1/36 ) (6x-1)³ (18x + 1)/ 12 = = (1/432 ) (6x-1)³ ( 18x +1)
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