What change of variables would be used for

State a trigonometric identity

Use substitution to find

Calculator.

Find the indefinite integral.

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Find the indefinite integral.

Calculator. Remember the +C.

Evaluate the following integral. Assume

Fairly self-explanatory. Calculator for last part.

Evaluate the integral.

Used calculator like below:

Evaluate the following integral.

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Evaluate the following integral.

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Evaluate the following integral.

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Evaluate the following integral.

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Evaluate the integral.

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Evaluate the following integral.

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Evaluate the following integral.

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Evaluate the following integral.

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A skydiver in free fall

Same answer. Shift+Hyphen = subscript

Evaluate the following integral.

Just pretty much copy the answer. First and second part should be the same at
least.

Evaluate the following integral.

First and second part probably the same.

Third part the exponent is whatevers in the numerator.
Last, use calculator.
Evaluate the following integral.

Part 1: Set it up the same way. Top number is the denominator minus numerator.
Then the denominator stays the same.
Part 2: Calculator.
Evaluate the following integral.

Part 1: Go to wolfram and type complete the square followed by the denominator
then put that under 1.
Part 2: Just use the calculator. Substitute 1 for dx and integrate according to dx.

Evaluate the integral.

Part 1: Go to wolfram and type complete the square followed by the denominator
then put that under 1.
Part 2: Just use the calculator. Substitute 1 for dt and integrate according to dt.

Evaluate

I ignored the dx in the numerator then used the calculator to solve.

Evaluate the following integral.

I copied the same format for part one. Part 2 was calculator.
Evaluate the following integral.

Calculator. Replace dx in the numerator with 1.

Evaluate using the substitution

Part a1: Whatever the number is out front, put that in front of u.
Part a2: Divide whatever the number out front is by two then copy the same format.
Part b1: Copy the same answer from part a.
Part b2: Should be same as part b, just switch tan to sec.
Part c: Copy above.

Find the area of the region bounded

Part 1: Limits are identified in the interval. Then, just subtract the second y from the
first. Then use calculator to solve.
Consider the region R bounded by the graph

Same format. Use calc to answer volume questions.

Let f(x) Find the area of the surface generated

Part 1: Take the first derivative of the given equation. Whatever whole number is
given in the equation, multiply it by 4 and then add 1. Plug that into the same style
answer as above. The 4x + ?
Then use the calculator.

Evaluate the following integral.

Just reorder the equation similarly. The denominator tangent could have a 2x or
whatever is the sec(x) had a number in front.
To solve part 2, go to wolfram and type in the equation. The answer is under
indefinite integral

Evaluate the following integral

Really stupid monkey math.

Type the given integral into Wolfram and hit enter.
Itll spit out an answer like below.
T^2 stays out front. The (-3) is just the opposite sign of whats in (t+3) in the
Wolfram number. The (9) is just the 3^2, so square whatever number is in the (t+3)
part. Then transfer over whats left.