For Problems 3-4, find the definite or indefinite integral, giving an exact answer for a definite integral. Please showenough work so that it's clear that you, and not a calculator, did the integral, and circle your answer.3.4.[ (x4S3+ 4x³ + 1) dx4[" (ex + √x) dx

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For Problems 3-4, find the definite or indefinite integral, giving an exact answer for a definite integral. Please show enough work so that it's clear that you, and not a calculator, did the integral, and circle your answer. ·S' (20² + 3. +4x³ + 1) dx