Question #a13e8

1 Answer
Feb 14, 2018

#color(blue)(-= ( 2sqrt(3) )/3 x + c_1 #

Explanation:

The first thing to do is re-write...

#sqrt( (4x)/(3x) ) = sqrt( (4 cancel(x) )/ ( 3 cancel(x) ) ) = sqrt(4/3) #

#=> 2/(sqrt(3)) = (2*sqrt(3)) / ( sqrt(3) * sqrt(3) ) = (2sqrt(3))/3 #

#int sqrt( (4x)/(3x) ) dx -= int ( 2sqrt(3) )/ 3 dx -= ( 2sqrt(3))/3 int 1 dx #

We can use the reverse power rule..

#int x^n dx = 1/(n+1) x^(n+1) + c #

# ( 2sqrt(3) ) / 3 int 1 dx -= ( 2sqrt(3)) / 3 int x^0 dx #

#-= ( 2sqrt(3))/3 * ( 1/(0+1) x^(0+1) + c_0 ) #

#-= ( 2sqrt(3) ) / 3 x + (2sqrt(3))/3 c_0 #

#( 2sqrt(3) )/3 c_0 # is just another constant #c_1#

#color(blue)(-= ( 2sqrt(3) )/3 x + c_1 #