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The base 5x + 4 is raised to 1/2. So simply add 1 to the power, that makes it 3/2. Divide the whole term by 3/2, and you have the intergral of √(5x + 4) as 2{(5x+4)^3/2} / 3.Find the definite integral of √(5x + 4) from x = 0 to x= 1
This question seems easy but I'm not able to solve it.. please help!
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Now do the limits thing.