Mathematics, 22.11.2019 21:31 hannahroswall1

Using the method of u-substitution, ∫53(4x−6)4dx=∫baf(u)du where u= 4x-6 (enter a function of x) du= (2x^2-6x) dx (enter a function of x) a= 6 (enter a number) b= 14 (enter a number) f(u)= ((u)^5)/5 (enter a function of u). the value of the original integral is 132512/5 . note: you can earn full credit if the last answer box is correct and all other answer boxes are either blank or correct.

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