Integration of a factored quadratic: ![]()
We don't have a rule for a product like this, so let's simplify the expression by completing the multiplication:
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We can use the Sum rule for integrals to get
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Now we can use the Scalar Multiple rule for integrals to get
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Now we can use the Power rule for integrals:
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Test Problem: Find ![]()
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b) ![]()
c) ![]()
d) ![]()
e) ![]()