One of parts (a) and (b) can be integrated with the Power Rule and the other cannot. Integrate with the part that can be done with the Power Rule, and explain why the Power Rule cannot be used to evaluate the other. (a) 5(6+5x)^10dx (b) 14x^2(2x^7+9)^6dx

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One of parts (a) and (b) can be integrated with the Power Rule and the other cannot. Integrate with the part that can be done with the Power Rule, and explain why the Power Rule cannot be used to evaluate the other.

(a) 5(6+5x)^10dx

(b) 14x^2(2x^7+9)^6dx

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