Evaluate the indefinite interval:
ind.int. of ((-5(x^3)-4)/x^3)dx.
I brought the x^3 from the den. to the num as x^-3 and distributed it to the other two terms.
ind.int. of (-5(x^0)-4(x^-3))dx
from there, I'm shaky on what to do. the answer i got is -5x+2x^-2. Is this right?

Question

Evaluate the indefinite interval:
ind.int. of ((-5(x^3)-4)/x^3)dx.
I brought the x^3 from the den. to the num as x^-3 and distributed it to the other two terms.
ind.int. of (-5(x^0)-4(x^-3))dx
from there, I'm shaky on what to do. the answer i got is -5x+2x^-2. Is this right?

anonymous · Answer

I should have put +c on the end, too.

turingtest · Answer

$$\large\int{-5x^3-4\over x^3}dx$$?
if so, then you are right

anonymous · Answer

yes. thank you for taking the time to check my work. I appreciate it.

turingtest · Answer

happy to help!