Evaluate the indefinite integral ∫(dx - 288 + 34x - x^2) + C.
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First, we rewrite the integral: $$\int (-288 + 34x - x^2) dx$$ Now, we integrate each term separately: $$\int -288 dx + \int 34x dx - \int x^2 dx$$ Show more…
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