Mathematics

Mathematics

Problem

Evaluate the following integrals involving a combination of algebraic and trigonometric functions. a. (i) Compute I=∫(3x−4)2 cos⁡((3x−4)3) dxI=\displaystyle \int (3x-4)^{2}\,\cos\bigl((3x-4)^{3}\bigr)\,dx. b. (ii) Using the antiderivative obtained in part (i), determine the exact value of ∫12(3x−4)2 cos⁡((3x−4)3) dx\displaystyle \int_{1}^{2} (3x-4)^{2}\,\cos\bigl((3x-4)^{3}\bigr)\,dx. Express your answer without any remaining integrals.

Browse the problem library