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Find the length of the curve.
\[y=1+6x^{3/2}\]
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well the third line is how far I have gotten
try a substitution \(t^{2} = 1+81x\)
or t=1+81x and dt=81 that actually solved it!!! thanks!
i personally try to avoid integrating square roots .. so i suggested t^2 .. t is also fine :)
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