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Find the indefinite integral: Integrand of 16x((8x^2)+7)^6
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U-sub, u=8x^2+7 du=16x dx \[\int\limits u^6 \, du\] Then integrate
so my answer would be 1/9(8x^2+7)^9? The last exponent was supposed to be an 8, not a 6 (sorry)
+ C at the end of course
Check your integration, it should be \[\frac{u^7}{7}+c\]
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