Use the Fundamental Theorem (of Calculus) and substitution to calculate the definite integral: ∫02​(2+x2)3x​dx

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Use the Fundamental Theorem (of Calculus) and substitution to calculate the definite integral: ∫02​(2+x2)3x​dx

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Use The Fundamental Theorem Of Calculus And Substitution To Calculate The Definite Integral 02 2 X2 3x Dx 1
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I know the answer is 1/18 but I keep getting 1/9 as answer andneed help figuring it out. Thank you!
Use the Fundamental Theorem (of Calculus) and substitution to calculate the definite integral: ∫02​(2+x2)3x​dx
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