how do i integrate sqrt(1+x^3)??

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anonymous · Answer

By part integral may be :\

anonymous · Answer

r u sure?

anonymous · Answer

just try it :P

lgbasallote · Answer

someone once told me this cannot be solved by usual means

lgbasallote · Answer

you'll have to use a method like "numerical analysis" or something

anonymous · Answer

by parts is promising..

lgbasallote · Answer

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=int+%28sqrt+%281%2Bx%5E3%29%29dx <--cannot be solved by usual means

anonymous · Answer

"by parts" - @Pinguine it is NOT a funny joke. Just childish cruelty to the less informed...

anonymous · Answer

I just try to do what I used to do, if it cannot be solved so It can't.
you're clever than me so give him an advice. sir

anonymous · Answer

By parts - WHEN THERE ARE ANY PARTS, Don't you think ?!!

anonymous · Answer

By the way, definitely the worst thing people experience as tourists when they are given wrong answers, by someone who knows in advance that he has no real good answer.

anonymous · Answer

I just tell him that's "it may be". If I make you confuse so I would apologize, OK ??

anonymous · Answer

Sorry too

anonymous · Answer

itergrate fr (1+x^3)^(1/2) = 2(1+x^3)^(1/2+2/2) = 2(1+x^3)^(3/2)
isnt it? haaah. cmiiw

anonymous · Answer

is it x to the power 3?