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Integrate {[2x-(5(4x-5))1/2]1/2 +[2x+(5(4x-5))1/2]1/2}within limits 2 to 3.a.[7*(3^1/2)+3*(5^1/2)]/3*(2^1/2)b.4*(2^1/2)c.4*(2^1/2)+4/3d.[7*(7^1/2)-2*(5^1/2)]/3*(2^1/2)

Vaibhav Mathur , 15 Years ago
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Ramesh V

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Let 5(4x-5) = m2

           20 dx = 2m dm

integral {1/103/2 * [( m2-10m+25)1/2 + ( m2+10m+25)1/2] * m} dm with limits from 151/2 to 351/2

                        = integral {1/103/2 * [2m] * m} dm with limits from 151/2 to 351/2

                        = integral {1/(5*101/2) * m2} dm with limits from 151/2 to 351/2

                       = [ 35*351/2 - 15*151/2/(15*101/2)

                       = [ 7*71/2 - 3*31/2]/(3*21/2)

the final answer is : [ 7*71/2 - 3*31/2]/(3*21/2)       which in not in options above
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