Evaluate the integral. ∫ (14x) ln (14x) sin^3(x) + ³ + dx
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Step 1: Use integration by parts to solve the integral ∫ (14x) ln (14x) sin^3(x) dx Let u = ln(14x) and dv = (14x)sin^3(x) dx Then du = (1/x)dx and v = -cos(x) - (1/3)cos^3(x) Show more…
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