SOLUTION: Hello! I am trying to figure out these integrals but I keep getting stuck. (also, not sure how to write the integral symbol in the editor on here, so hopefully my question makes

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Question 1026953: Hello!
I am trying to figure out these integrals but I keep getting stuck. (also, not sure how to write the integral symbol in the editor on here, so hopefully my question makes sense).
1. integral:
I tried U-substitution but got stuck...not sure if I did it right or not.



2. integral:
Thank you, in advance!

Answer by richard1234(7193)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
This site supports some basic LaTeX commands, and you can type it out as such:



Here, a simple u-substitution probably won't work since there is no x term (u = 9x^2 - 1, du = 18x dx - if the integral had been 6x instead of 6, then a u-substitution works).

I don't know if you learned about using a trigonometric substitution, but you can use the substitution , and using the fact that .

2. Do you mean
?

If so, you can do a u-substitution.

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