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Using indefinite integration. Calculate the following integrals.

1 answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

$A) \ y=\int\ ({0.5sin3x+5cos10x}) \, dx=0.5sin10x-\frac{1}{6}cos3x+C;$

$B) \ y=\int\ {12e^{4x}} \, dx=3e^{4x}+C;$

$C) \ y=\int\ {0.5x+6x^2} \, dx=0.25x^2+2x^3+C;$

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