Let be a nonzero constant

MATHEMATICS · Single correct · A Level · Mathematics · Integration · Integration

Problem

Let kk be a nonzero constant. Find ∫(7k2x5−4kx2+9) dx\displaystyle \int \bigl(7k^{2}x^{5}-4k x^{2}+9\bigr)\,dx. (a) 7k2x66+4kx33+9x+C\dfrac{7k^{2}x^{6}}{6}+\dfrac{4k x^{3}}{3}+9x+C (b) 7k2x66−4kx33+9x+C\dfrac{7k^{2}x^{6}}{6}-\dfrac{4k x^{3}}{3}+9x+C (c) 7k2x65−2kx3+9x+C\dfrac{7k^{2}x^{6}}{5}-2k x^{3}+9x+C (d) (7k26)x5−(4k3)x2+9x+C\Bigl(\dfrac{7k^{2}}{6}\Bigr)x^{5}-\Bigl(\dfrac{4k}{3}\Bigr)x^{2}+9x+C

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