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Could someone help me integrate the attached equation? Thanks!
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I suggest doing a substitution, 1-x=u
\(\large u = 1-x\) may simplify a bit : \[\int (2-u)^2t^5(-du)\]
\[\int (2-u)^2u^5(-du) ~*\]
ganeshie8, I keep getting (1-u)^2 and not (2-u)^2. Could you elaborate on how you got that? Thanks!
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\(\large u = 1-x\) \(\large \implies x = 1 - u\) \(\large \implies x+1 = 2 - u\)
I follow now. Thanks!
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you still need to expand \((2-u)^2\), distribute it wid\(u^5\) and integrate each term... good luck !
and dont forget to switch back to x's in the end!
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I definitely won't forget. Thanks!
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