1. Express the integral of the result from part (i) as the original function.
From (i), we know that dxd[x(3x−2)34]=(7x−2)(3x−2)31.
Therefore, integrating both sides with respect to x gives:
∫(7x−2)(3x−2)31dx=x(3x−2)34+c1
2. Expand the integrand to separate the required integral.
∫[7x(3x−2)31−2(3x−2)31]dx=x(3x−2)34+c1
7∫x(3x−2)31dx−2∫(3x−2)31dx=x(3x−2)34+c1
3. Evaluate the remaining integral.
∫(3x−2)31dx=34×3(3x−2)34=41(3x−2)34
4. Rearrange to make the required integral the subject and simplify.
7∫x(3x−2)31dx=x(3x−2)34+2[41(3x−2)34]+c2
7∫x(3x−2)31dx=x(3x−2)34+21(3x−2)34+c2
7∫x(3x−2)31dx=(3x−2)34(x+21)+c2
∫x(3x−2)31dx=71(22x+1)(3x−2)34+c
∫x(3x−2)31dx=141(2x+1)(3x−2)34+c
Answer141(2x+1)(3x−2)34+c