INTERGRATION USING SUBTITUTION METHOD
Firstly, the question is to be pronounce as "intergration of two ex multiply by open bracket ex restpower two plus 1 closed bracket rest power 50 with respect to the derivative of ex.
There are so many process/ ways of solving this kind of questions, but the most simplest method is by using subtitution method.
Let u be the whole function that are inside the bracket and then we have
U = X^2 + 1
du/dx = 2x
Make dx to be the subject of the formulae, we will have
dx = du/2x
Subtitute them in the original question, we will have:
The integral of 2x ( u ) du/2x
Then we have : 2x in the numerator functions and 2x in the denominator functions, so they will cancelled each other.
Then we will have :
The integral of u power 50 dx
So, integral of udu = u power 50+1 divide by 50+1 then + the constant c
= U power 51 divide by 51 + c
But U = X power 2 + 1, so replace it.
Then we have :
( X^2 +1 ) power 51 divide by 51 + c


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