Using trigonometric substitution to evaluate: The first thing we'll need to do here is complete the square on the polynomial to get this into a form we can use a trig substitution on. (z+3)5 S dz (40-6z-z²)2 9(x-2)^2+1 49-(x + 3)^2 2(x-1)^2-9
Using trigonometric substitution to evaluate: The first thing we'll need to do here is complete the square on the polynomial to get this into a form we can use a trig substitution on. (z+3)5 S dz (40-6z-z²)2 9(x-2)^2+1 49-(x + 3)^2 2(x-1)^2-9
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Chapter3: Polynomial And Rational Functions
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