Evaluate the indefinite integral.\\ $\int \ln(x^2 + 15x + 44)dx$
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The given integral should be written as: $$\int (f(?) + 152 + 44) dr$$ Now, let's integrate each term separately: $$\int f(?) dr + \int 152 dr + \int 44 dr$$ We cannot evaluate the integral of f(?) without knowing the function, so we will leave it as it Show more…
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