Question 167 of 416MediumMCQ
The integral ∫4x2−4x+6(2x−1)cos(2x−1)2+5dx is equal to (where c is a constant of integration) Solutions · 1
Official solution
Note 4x2−4x+6=(2x−1)2+5. Let z2=(2x−1)2+5, so 2(2x−1)⋅2dx=2zdz⟹(2x−1)dx=21zdz:
\[I = \int\frac{\cos z}{z}\cdot\frac12 z\,dz = \frac12\int\cos z\,dz = \frac12\sin z+C = \frac12\sin\sqrt{(2x-1)^2+5}+c\] Answer the question to unlock