9: Problem 20 (1 point) Evaluate $\int_{-5}^{5} \frac{x^{11}}{(x^{12} + 4)} dx$. See Example 6 page 257 for a similar problem.
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The expression inside the integral is 11/(12 + 4). We can simplify this by adding 12 and 4 to get 16. So the expression becomes 11/16. Show more…
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