Substitution Rule

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Substitution Rule

Identifying When the Substitution Rule is Needed

Investigation 03

What pattern(s) do you notice about the following indefinite integrals?

  1. 2xcos(x2)dx

  2. [ln(x)]3xdx

  3. 2x1+x2dx

  4. x1x2dx

  5. x1x2dx

  6. 13x+2dx

  7. 3x2ex3dx

  8. excos(ex)dx

  9. cos(x)esin(x)dx

  10. 4x3(x4+5)10dx

  11. sin4(x)cos(x)dx

  12. sin(x)cos2(x)dx

  13. cos(x)cos(sin(x))dx

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