Evaluate the following problem. \int x^3(a^2+x^2)^{\frac{1}{2}}dx

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2021-08-12

Evaluate the following problem.
x3(a2+x2)12dx

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Jayden-James Duffy

Jayden-James Duffy

Skilled2021-08-13Added 91 answers

Our Aim is to evaluate the integral given below:
x3(a2+x2)dx(i)
Considering the integral given below:
x3(a2+x2)dx(i)
For the integrand x2a2+x2, substitute u=x2 and du=2xdx
=12ua2+udu
For, the integrand ua2+u, substitute s=a2+u and ds=du
12s(sa2)ds
Expanding the integral s(sa2) given s32a2s
=12(s32a2s)ds
Integrate the sum term by term and taking out constants:
=12s32dsa22sds
The integral of s32 is 2s525
=s525a22sds
The integral of s is 2s323
=s52513a2s32+C
Substitute back for s=a2+u
=15(a2+u2)5213a2(a2+u)32+C
Substitute back for u=x2

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