Mathematics, 06.06.2020 07:57 Shiey0409

Use trigonometric substitution to evaluate the integral 13 + 12x − x2 dx . First, write the expression under the radical in an appropriate form so that a trigonometric substitution can be performed. 13 + 12x − x2

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