Asked by Wawen
Integrate it step by step:
∫((2x+4)(2x-1))/(3x-2)
∫((2x+4)(2x-1))/(3x-2)
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Answered by
Steve
Just do a long division first:
((2x+4)(2x-1))/(3x-2) = 4x/3 + 26/9 + 16/9 * 1/(3x-2)
so,
∫((2x+4)(2x-1))/(3x-2) dx = 2x^2/3 + 26/9 x + 16/27 log(3x-2) + C
((2x+4)(2x-1))/(3x-2) = 4x/3 + 26/9 + 16/9 * 1/(3x-2)
so,
∫((2x+4)(2x-1))/(3x-2) dx = 2x^2/3 + 26/9 x + 16/27 log(3x-2) + C
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