Barrons AP Calculus

(B) Rewrite:

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Using   (3) yields  .

(A) This    is  equivalent  to  .

(E) Rewrite as      (2t^2   −   1)−1/2  ·   4t  dt. Use (3).

(D) Use (5) with    u   =   3x; du  =   3   dx:     cos (3x)(3  dx)

(A) Use (4).    If  

(D) Use (18).   Let 

(C) Rewrite as   .  Use (3) with    n = −2.

(B) Rewrite as      (1  +   4 x^2 )−1/2 ·   (8x dx).    Use (3) with    n   =   −       .

Note    carefully   the differences in  the integrands  in  Questions   10–13.