Directions: Given the integrals below, determine the u and du then find the antiderivative ofthe integral by filting the table.INTEGRALSduANTIDERIVATIVE1. (x+ 1)10 dx2. dx3. cos(x*)2x dx4.5. fesinx cos x dxDirections: Evaluate the following integrals. Show complete solution.INTEGRALSSOLUTION1. fx* sec(x*) dxdx9x+36

1) ∫x+110dx Let x + 1 = u dx = du ∫u10du = u10+110+1+c = u1111+c =x+11111+c 2) ∫lnxxdx Let lnx…

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Directions: Given the integrals below, determine the u and du then find the antiderivative of the integral by filling the table. INTEGRALS du ANTIDERIVATIVE 1. (x+ 1)10 dx 2. dx xp: 3. cocs(x*)2x dx 4. 5. fesinx cos x dx