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\[\int\limits_{}^{}\frac{\sin(x^2)}{x} dx\]?
can we write the integrand as a series then integrate ?
u = 2x, du = dx, 1/2 u = x will substitution work?
Yup that looks right.
pfft, 2x ... x^2
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I tried substitution and it didn't work.
u = x^2, du = 2x dx this might not be easily subbed
is this more advanced integration, or are they trying to demonstrate that not every function has a ... easy solution for antidifferentation.
Can't be done with simple substitution since the x is in the denominator. There is no simple solution to this integral. A series expansion would probably be easiest to approximate the solution.
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