Evaluate:

integral x^3/[sqrt*(x^2+100)]dx
can someone tell me what they get as a final answer..I've been going at this for hours and don't get the answer in the back of the textbook

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Answer

1/3 (sqrt(x^2 + 100))^3 - 100(sqrt(x^2+100)) + C

this can be transformed into
1/3 (x^2 - 200)(sqrt(x^2 + 100) + C

my book had 1st answer (not transformed)

let me know if you need more help with this
forgot to add, there are other forms for this answer

post your answer if you are not sure if equil. to above posted answers
Excellent !
I got the answer your book had!
Thankyou so much !!
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