Does a computer algebra system give

Why might an integral found

Use a table of integrals

Calculator.

Evaluate using a table of

I just guessed. Follow the same form.

Use a table of integrals

Just a guess. Follow form.

Use a table of integrals

Calculator.

Use a table of integrals

Calculator.

Use a table of integrals

Calculator.

Use a table of integrals

I just guessed. Lazy. Notice theyre similar. If you get this, you may need to actually
try.

Use a table of integrals

Longest one.
Use a table of integrals

Longest one.
Use the reduction formulas

Calculator.
Use the reduction formulas

Calculator.
Evaluate the following integral.

Use a table of integrals to find

Same format. Only the limit changes. Then use calculator.

The region bounded by the graph

The first part is simple enough. Follow that format.

The second part, when you punch it into the calculator, the answer the calc gives
differs slightly from MathXL. Sometimes calc gives something over 3, but it only
wants the something part. Other times it gives just something, but it wants
something over three. Then the third time the calculator gave something over three
and thats what it wanted.
Its fucked up. Take note if you get this one.

Evaluate

Just copy.
The integral may require more than one step

No way to solve this besides monkey math. Everything is some form of the number
out front (10). Everything follows this form layout. Dont forget anything.
To get the first number (5), divide by two (10/2=5).
200 is gotten by taking the number out front (10) and multiplying it by itself
(10*10=100) and then multiplying by 2 for 200.
20 is from multiplying 10*2. 100 is gotten from squaring the number out front.
Use a table of integrals

Use the calculator to solve the derivative of the given Y and then square that result.
(x^2/9). Then just plug that into the form like above.
Use calc on part 2.

Let be the length of the parabola