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dx
(Hint: Begin with u = 13 + x .)
10 + 13 + x
Given an integrand function of the form f(g(x))g (x) dx, replace g(x) with u and g (x) dx with du. Rewrite the integral completely
in terms of the substitution variable u.
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g (x) =
2 x + 13
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Therefore, u = 13 + x and du = dx. The differential dx is important.
2 x + 13
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Now, notice that du cannot be directly substituted into the integrand because the integrand does not include dx. So,
2 x + 13
first rewrite du using the value of u.
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du = dx
2u
2u du = dx
dx 2u
= du
10 + 13 + x 10 + u
Notice that another substitution needs to be performed before the integral can be evaluated. Use v as the variable for the
second substitution. Identify h(u) = v.
h(u) = 10 + u
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h (u) = du
2 10 + u
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Therefore, v = 10 + u and dv = du.
2 10 + u
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Now, notice that dv cannot be directly substituted into the integrand because the integrand does not include du. So,
2 10 + u
first rewrite dv using the value of v.
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dv = du
2v
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2v dv = du
So, 2v dv = du. Rewrite the given integral in terms of v. Note that v = 10 + u implies u = v2 10, so 2u = 2(v2 10).
2u 2 v2 10
du = 2v dv
10 + u v
= 2
4v 40 dv
2 4 3
4v 40 dv = v 40v + C
3
4 3 4 3
v 40v + C = 10 + u 40 10 + u +C
3 3
4 3 4 3
10 + u 40 10 + u +C= 10 + 13 + x 40 10 + 13 + x +C
3 3
dx 4 3
Thus, = 10 + 13 + x 40 10 + 13 + x + C.
10 + 13 + x 3
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