mayday

[frank hawk]

Mayday

[tribal mango]

So u would have integrate it first which I think you will know how to do???

If not it's alr, you add 1 to the power and put that amount in ur denominator, you also diff what evers in your brackets and multiply that to ur denominator

Then sub in bounds to find the integral

[frank hawk]

R u doing u sub?

[tribal mango]

You can do that too

Both ways work

U sub is easier but I wasn't quite sure if you had learnt that

[tribal mango]

This is the alternative but is messy

[frank hawk]

But u sub doesn't work right

Cuz ur du is missing

There'd no way to make a -2x

[tribal mango]

Ok give me a sec

[tribal mango]

Ye ur right, I sib won't work so you have to use the other method

[frank hawk]

Could pls work it out 🙏

[tribal mango]

Yep I'll see what I can do

[frank hawk]

ty

[tribal mango]

Bruh this requires inverse trig

K sry bro, I used an integral calc to see how they did but I'm not too sure

[frank hawk]

thats ok ty tho

[rain kindle]

u = 4-x^2

[shell flume]

i would prob do trig sub, but I don't know if thats something you did

[frank hawk]

idk whats trigi sub

[full pike]

https://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/classes/calcii/TrigSubstitutions.aspx

This can help make solving your integral easier

I'm unsure if you can do u-sub here, but i know trig sub does

[frank hawk]

Ok ty

[lament wadi]

.solved