Evaluate the integral. ????? x² / ?(9 - 25x²) dx
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It should be written as: $$\int (0.6 + 9x^2) dx$$ Now, we can find the antiderivative of each term separately: $$\int 0.6 dx + \int 9x^2 dx$$ For the first term, the antiderivative of a constant (0.6) is just the constant times x: $$0.6x$$ For the second Show more…
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