compute ∫x/√4x+14dx
Solution
To compute the integral ∫x/√(4x+14) dx, we can use the method of substitution. Here are the steps:
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Let u = 4x + 14. Then, du = 4 dx. We can also write x = (u - 14) / 4.
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Substitute these into the integral: ∫(u - 14) / (4√u) * (1/4) du.
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Simplify the integral: (1/16) ∫(u - 14) / √u du.
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Break up the integral: (1/16) [∫u / √u du - ∫14 / √u du].
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Simplify the integrals: (1/16) [∫u^(1/2) du - 14∫u^(-1/2) du].
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Now, we can integrate: (1/16) [(2/3)u^(3/2) - 28u^(1/2)] + C.
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Substitute u = 4x + 14 back in: (1/16) [(2/3)(4x + 14)^(3/2) - 28(4x + 14)^(1/2)] + C.
This is the result of the integral ∫x/√(4x+14) dx.
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