evaluate the integral (5)/(sqrt(10x+2))dx A. sqrt(x^2+x)+C B. .5(sqrt(x^2+x)+C C. 1/(sqrtx^2+x)+C D. sqrt(2x+1)+C E. none
u-substitution integral\[u=10x+2\implies du=10dx\]
so it's E??
I don't think so what is your integral after making the u-substitution?
put sqt<10x+2>as u......u will get it........
actually I don't think I see the right answer on there... are you sure there are no typos here?
i think its none
Oh I'm sorry I read D for E @quyenthuy820 was correct :p
thank you guys!
yeah it should be \[\sqrt{10 x+2}\]
lol turing :p
yes none of these answer is in [log{sqt<10x+2>}]/2
well a little dyslexia makes math more fun anyway ;)
evaluate (cos3x)/(sin3x)dx ?? i got: 1/3log(sin(3x)) is that correct?
yes :)
+C
evaluate (e^x)/(2-e^x)dx i got -log(2-e^x)+C ??
yes it's also right, but... could you please post each Q separately from now on? them's the rules. thanks
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