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Can someone help me with this Integral? integral from 0 to 5 (x+1/(sqrt(x+4)) The correct answer is 20/3. P.S. I tried u- substitution but it didn't work for me.
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is it \(\large \int \limits_0^5 \dfrac{x+1}{\sqrt{x+4}}dx\) the substi. of \(u=\sqrt{x+4}\) should work.
ok I'll try it again. I used u=x+4
ohh...try \(u=\sqrt {x+4}\) not quite difficult :)
so, did you get it ? or still trying ?
still trying to work it out.. trying to find x
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find x ? in terms of u ? see whether u get x= u^2 -4
then is du= 1/2sqrt(x+4) ?
yes.
ok i got it thanks!
happy to help :) welcome ^_^
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