#Integrals operations
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so, I don't like using the substitution rule
I prefer trying to find the origin derivative
therefore, this was my thought on solving the exercise
and, because there isn't a -30 in the integral, I must divide the result by -30
which would be something like this
- c
I forgot
Just take the inside bracket one = t and differentiate and then substitute ... U will easily get the answer
but the actuall solution was -(3-10x^3)^5/150 + c
yeah ik, but why is my way wrong?
OOOOOh
i realized my mistake now
its the ^5
Bro
Yeahh
Plzz help with mine too...
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