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26x + 3Jox 4

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Solution

Consider the given integral,

I= 0 2 ( 6x+3 x 2 +4 )dx

Now, integrate the function,

( 6x+3 x 2 +4 )dx =3 ( 2x+1 x 2 +4 )dx =3 2x x 2 +4 dx +3 1 x 2 +4 dx =3log( x 2 +4 )+ 3 2 tan 1 x 2 =F( x )

By fundamental theorem of calculus, we get

I=F( 2 )F( 0 ) =[ 3log( 2 2 +4 )+ 3 2 tan 1 ( 2 2 ) ][ 3log4+ 3 2 tan 1 0 ] =3log8+ 3 2 tan 1 13log4 3 2 tan 1 0 =3log2+ 3π 8

Thus, the solution of integral is 3log2+ 3π 8 .


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