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i know i should convert the radical signs to exponents
should I be moving the 5x in front of the integrand before evaluating?
multiply it out first
\[\Large = \int\limits_0^1 \sqrt5 x+5x^{(1/2)}dx\]
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oh i see.. and then integrate from there?
yes
\[\Large =\left[ {\sqrt5 \over 2}x^2 +5\cdot \frac23 x^{(3/2)}\right]_0^1\]
got it.. i can take it from here. Thank you!
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