2. Compute the following. When evaluating the definite integral, change the limits of integration. (a) Sx²(1+x³)5 dx (b) S Cos 0 do 1+sin² 0 (c) L.* dx x(ln x)²

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2. Compute the following. When evaluating the definite integral, change the limits of integration.
(a) Sx²(1+x³)5 dæ
(Ъ) S
Cos O
do
1+sin² 0
4
(c) S
dx
x(ln x)2
Transcribed Image Text:2. Compute the following. When evaluating the definite integral, change the limits of integration. (a) Sx²(1+x³)5 dæ (Ъ) S Cos O do 1+sin² 0 4 (c) S dx x(ln x)2
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