Integrate ((cube root of x) - 1) / square root of x) with respect to x. Do I need to use substitution and what do I substitute?

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turingtest · Answer

$$\int{\sqrt[3]x-1\over\sqrt x}dx$$if this is correct, rewrite this with fractional exponents and divide out the terms
you can then integrate straightforward

anonymous · Answer

yes, it's correct. I will try and if I fail, I shall return for help

turingtest · Answer

I'll be around :)

anonymous · Answer

$$6\div5 \times \sqrt[6]{x ^{5}} + 2\sqrt{x}$$
is this the answer, do you maybe know?

turingtest · Answer

sure, just don't forget the +C
*always* include the +C for indefinite integrals

anonymous · Answer

oh yeah, thanks a lot :)

turingtest · Answer

np :)