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integration: Can someone help me get started with this question please integrate I will type it below
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\[integrate 4x \sqrt[3](7-2x) dx{?}\]n the square root is over the entire 7-2x
try substituting u= 7-2x and du = -2 dx
I did let u =7-2x du/dx=-2 and dy=du/-2
just not sure what the next steps are
4x (7-2x)^(1/3) dx --> 4 (7-u)/2 (u^(1/3)) (1/-2) du = (u-7) u^(1/3) du multiply through by u^1/3 du: u^(4/3) du -7 u^(1/3) du
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with u= 7-2x we have x= (7-u)/2 and dx= du/-2 which we sub into the equation
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