How do you find the integral of 2x3(9x2)0.5dx?

1 Answer
Aug 5, 2015

29x23arcsin(x3)+C

Explanation:

Start off by rewriting as follows

2x(9x2)12dx3(9x2)12dx

For the first integral we use a u substitution

Let u=9x2 then dudx=2x

dx=du2x

Make the substitution

2xu12du2x=u12du

Integrating we have

2u12

Back substituting for u

2(9x2)12

29x2

For the second integral we will use a trigonometric substitution

Let x=3sinθ the

dx=3cosθdθ

Make the substitution

3(99sin2θ)123cosdθ

9cosθ(9[1sin2θ])12dθ

3cosθ(cos2θ)12dθ

3cosθcosθdθ

3dθ

Integrating we get θ

Now θ=arcsin(x3)

So we have 3arcsin(x3)

Putting the two results together we have

29x23arcsin(x3)+C