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Integrate: dx/[(x+2)^(1/4) + 1] Use the the following substitution on the above integral: x + 2 = u^4 Solve using partial fractions. I tried this: Using substitution provided, I get: Integral of 4(u^3)du/(u+1) then using partial fractions I would have the following equation: 4(u^3)/(u+1) = A/(u+1) At this point, im pretty sure im wrong. Cause I think with my equation, A = 0.

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