Question
Starting with F(x) = integral (-2, x) 3t^2(cos (t^3) + 2) dt, use substitution u(t)=t^3 to rewrite the definite integral. You should get a new equivalent expression for F(x), which consists of this new definite integral.
Answers
u = t^3
so t = u^(1/3)
du = 3 t^2 dt
so dt = du/3 t^2 = du /3u^(2/3)
if t = -2 , u = -8
if t = x, u = x^3
so t = u^(1/3)
du = 3 t^2 dt
so dt = du/3 t^2 = du /3u^(2/3)
if t = -2 , u = -8
if t = x, u = x^3
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