Antiderivative

dear2009

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Hello Math Participants,



I am having trouble with this antiderivative problem
antiderivative sign [(3)(sec^2)(3x) + 1/6(x^5/6)] dx = ?



This is what I have tried to do

3(x^3 sec^2 x) dx = tan x + C


3x^3tanx + C

I am not sure what to do afterwards, so any help would be greatlyappreciated
 
dear2009 said:
Hello Math Participants,



I am having trouble with this antiderivative problem
antiderivative sign [(3)(sec^2)(3x) + 1/6(x^5/6)] dx = ?



This is what I have tried to do

3(x^3 sec^2 x) dx = tan x + C <<<< This is not correct


3x^3tanx + C

I am not sure what to do afterwards, so any help would be greatlyappreciated

[3sec2(3x)+x566]dx\displaystyle \int [3sec^2(3x) + \frac{x^{\frac{5}{6}}}{6}] dx

=3sec2(3x)dx+x566dx\displaystyle = \int 3sec^2(3x)dx + \int\frac{x^{\frac{5}{6}}}{6} dx

=sec2(u)du+x(1+56)6(1+56)\displaystyle = \int sec^2(u)du + \frac{x^{(1+\frac{5}{6})}}{6(1+\frac{5}{6})}

=tan(u)+x(1+56)6(1+56)\displaystyle = tan(u) + \frac{x^{(1+\frac{5}{6})}}{6(1+\frac{5}{6})} ...... now continue.....
 
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