(Homework) If the change of variables is used to evaluate the definite integral

Plug in the lower limit (5) into the equation and solve.

5 29=16

Plug in the lower limit (7) into the equation and solve.

7 29=40

(Homework) Find an antiderivative of the following function by trial and error. Check

Just plug in the function as it is given. Then take that answer and add + C to
represent the constant.
(Homework) Use the substitution to find the following indefinite integral. Check

Note: Whatever is in front of the trig part drops off. Use the calculator to solve the
derivative of whatever trig part is given in the equation. If theres a negative (-sin)
or whatever, just drop the -.
Then follow the same form as the answer.

(Homework) Use a change of variables to find the following indefinite integral.

Check

Note: I mostly guessed. Numerator is negative one, square the first value on the
bottom and the second half is the value attacked to the x variable.
(Example) Use a change of variables to find the following indefinite integral. Check

(Homework) Use a change of variables to evaluate the following definite integral.

Note: Just punch it into the calculator.

(Homework) Use a change of variables to evaluate the following integral.

Note: For this answer I just used the calculator, but for previous problems it returned
the answer as wrong. Be careful. Hopefully you wont get this problem, but if you
do, check the steps.

(Example) Use a change of variables to evaluate the following integral.

(Homework) Use a change of variables to evaluate the following definite integral.

Note: Fairly easy. Follow the example.

(Example) Use a change of variables to evaluate the following definite integral.

(Homework) Find the area of the following region bounded by the graph

I just typed into the calculator:

(x5)4 dx= 25
4

(Homework) Suppose that f is an even function with

Part a: The answer always seems to be zero.

Part b: I have no fucking idea. Nothing helps. Just guess between 4 and 12.
(Example) Suppose that f is an even function with

(Homework) The population of a culture of bacteria has a growth rate given

Part a: Follow the example.

Part b: Follow the example.
Part c: Copy the example.
Part d: Follow the example build, but when it comes to solving it, copy the image
build below

Part e: Follow the example. BE SURE TO ROUND DOWN AND NOT UP!
(Example) The population of a culture of bacteria has a growth rate given

(Homework) The area of the shaded region under the curve

(Homework) If necessary, use two or more substitutions to find

Note: Just punched it into the calculator as-is.