Let f(x) = x^2/(x^3+1)^2
We
need to find the integral of f(x) from 1 to 2.
Let F(x) =
Int f(x)
==> The definite integral
is:
I = F(2) = F(1).
Let us
determine F(x).
==> F(x) = Int = x^2/(x^3+1)^2
dx
Let us assume that x^3+1 = u ==> du 3x^2
dx
==> F(x) = Int (1/u^2) *
du/3
= Int du/
3u^2
= (1/3) Int u^-2 du = (1/3) u^-1/-1 =
-1/3u
==> F(x) =
-1/3u
Now we will substitute back u= x^3
+1
==> F(x) =
-1/3(x^3+1)
==> F(2) = -1/3(8+1) =
-1/27
==> F(1) = -1/3(1+1) =
-1/6
==> I = -1/27 + 1/6 = -2/54 + 9/54 =
7/54
Then the definite integral is
7/54.
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