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Section 5.3 : Substitution Rule for Indefinite Integrals

For problems 1 – 16 evaluate the given integral.

  1. (8x12)(4x212x)4dx Solution
  2. 3t4(2+4t3)7dt Solution
  3. (34w)(4w26w+7)10dw Solution
  4. 5(z4)3z28zdz Solution
  5. 90x2sin(2+6x3)dx Solution
  6. sec(1z)tan(1z)dz Solution
  7. (15t25t)cos(6t1+t2)dt Solution
  8. (7y2y3)ey47y2dy Solution
  9. 4w+34w2+6w1dw Solution
  10. (cos(3t)t2)(sin(3t)t3)5dt Solution
  11. 4(1zez)cos(ez+lnz)dz Solution
  12. sec2(v)e1+tan(v)dv Solution
  13. 10sin(2x)cos(2x)cos2(2x)+5dx Solution
  14. csc(x)cot(x)2csc(x)dx Solution
  15. 67+y2dy Solution
  16. 149w2dw Solution
  17. Evaluate each of the following integrals.
    1. 3x1+9x2dx
    2. 3x(1+9x2)4dx
    3. 31+9x2dx
    Solution