Consider the expression I=6x^2+4e^ 3x -5 x+7

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Problem

Consider the expression I=6x2+4e3x−5sin⁡x+7.I=6x^2+4e^{3x}-5\sin x+7. Answer the following questions. (i) Rewrite II by grouping any like or constant terms so that the integrand is expressed as a sum of the simplest possible elementary functions. (ii) Find ∫I dx\displaystyle\int I\,dx. (iii) Differentiate the result obtained in part (ii) to confirm that it indeed equals the original expression II.

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