Compute the GENERAL ANTIDERIVATIVE of each function. 11.β« 4 ππ‘/1+π‘^2 12. β«(π^π₯+3 + π^π₯β3) ππ₯ 13.β« 7 ππ’/β1βπ’^2 14. β«(π2 β2π+1/π) ππ 15. β«4sinπ₯ / 3tanπ₯ ππ₯ 16. β«(7cosπ₯+4π^π₯)ππ₯ 3 17. β« β7π£ ππ£ 18. β« 4/β5π‘ ππ‘ 19.β« 1/3π₯^2+3 ππ₯ 20. β« π₯^4β6π₯^3+π^π₯βπ₯/βπ₯ ππ₯
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