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What is the intergral??

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What is the intergralor antiderivative of y = (51*sqrt(x))/(sqrt(1-(64*x^3)))?

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  1. ∫ [51 √x / √(1 - 64x³)] dx =

    51 ∫ [√x / √(1 - 64x³)] dx =

    let √x = (1/2)³√u →

    ³√u = 2√x →

    u = (2√x)³ = 8√x³ = 8x√x

    x = (1/4)³√u²→

    x³ = (1/64) u²→

    dx = d{(1/4)[u^(2/3)]} = (1/4)(2/3)u^[(2/3) -1] du = (1/6) u^(-1/3) du →

    dx = [1 /(6 ³√u)] du

    thus, substituting, you get:

    51 ∫ [√x /√(1 - 64x³)] dx = 51 ∫ { (1/2)³√u /√{1 - [64(1/64)u²]} } [1 /(6 ³√u)] du =

    51 ∫ { (1/2)³√u /{[√(1 - u²)] 6 ³√u } } du =

    canceling ³√u and taking out the constants:

    (51/12) ∫ [1 /√(1 - u²)] du =

    (it's an immediate integral)

    (51/12) arcsin u + C

    finally, substituting back u = 8x√x, you get:

    ∫ [51√x /√(1 - 64x³)] dx = (51/12) arcsin(8x√x) + C

    I hope it helps...

    Bye!

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