Question

Guys Please helpe me out:

Answer 1

I can try.

Answer 2

\[\int\limits_{}^{}\frac{ 2\theta^3-7\theta ^2 + 7\theta }{ 2\theta +5 } d \theta \]

Answer 3

whats 20^3 - 70^2

Answer 4

\[\int\limits_{}^{} e ^{\sqrt{3s+9}} ds\]

Answer 5

*use calculator if needed*

Answer 6

well... i need to solve this because I'm studying for a midterm

Answer 7

Okay what do you think it is?

Answer 8

who is the best im calculus here ?

Answer 9

What

Answer 10

in*

Answer 11

Hmm I think @Data_LG2 Doubt he's on though! He wont read my question I have had!

Answer 12

I had not I have lol

Answer 13

@SexyGoddess @dan815

Answer 14

lol

Answer 15

synthetic division or something

Answer 16

@dan815 any ideas ?

Answer 17

synthetic division workds for sure but

Answer 18

check if theres a faster way

Answer 19

what about long division and then partial fractions?

Answer 20

I'm stuck well... what about the second one ?

Answer 21

yes long division

Answer 22

please someone give me a hint

Answer 23

or synthetic vision

Answer 24

no partial fractions involved for this one

Answer 25

ok ...I'll give it a try with synthetic d.. please give me a hand with the second one

Answer 26

\[\int\limits_{}^{}e ^{\sqrt{3s+9}} ds\]