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Find the integral. Assume b is a constant greater than 1. \[\int\limits_{}^{}b^{x}(1+b^{x})^{4}dx\]
you can use Binomial theorem.
\[ let~u = 1+b^x\rightarrow du=ln |b|* b^xdx\\\frac{du}{ln|b|}=b^xdx\]
it turns \[\int \frac{1}{ln|b|}u^4du\]
ok, it's correct. now, take integral , that's it
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@Loser66 Okay, so then I'm seeing that the integral would be \[\frac{ u^{5} }{ 5 }*\frac{ x }{ \ln \left| 2 \right| }\]
how do you get ln|2| ? why do you have x in numerator? You just have u^5/5ln|b| +C and then plug u = 1+b^X you have the final answer is \[\frac{(1+b^x)^5}{5ln|b|}\]that's it
Oh, okay. Thank you so much!
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