Question: Substitution in the Indefinite Integral Part 1 . Using the substitution: u = x ^ ( 8 ) - 3 . Re - write the

Substitution in the Indefinite Integral
Part 1.
Using the substitution: u=x^(8)-3. Re-write the indefinite integral then evaluate in terms of u.
\int -5x^(7)(x^(8)-3)^(15)dx=\int =
Note: answer should be in terms of u only
Part 2.
Back substituting in the antiderivative you found in Part 1. above we have
\int -5x^(7)(x^(8)-3)^(15)dx=
Note: answer should be in terms of x only
Substitution in the Indefinite Integral Part 1 .

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