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\[\int\limits x ^{12}Ln(x ^{7})dx\]
can you show me how to do the steps?
Try it out, Paulie!
\[\int\limits x ^{12+1} \frac{ 1 }{ 12+1? }=\frac{ 1 }{ 13}x ^{13}Ln(x ^{7})dx\]
Am I on the right track for the first part?
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Sorry, i gtg.
here is step-by-step on how i attempted this problem :O|dw:1374365540131:dw||dw:1374365810715:dw|
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