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Calculus 1: Indefinite Integrals

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Basic Indefinite Integral Problem

Evaluate the indefinite integral

∫7x dx\displaystyle\int 7\sqrt{x}\ dx

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Find the Indefinite Integral

Find the following indefinite integral

∫3x6+5+7x dx\displaystyle\int 3x^6 + 5 + 7\sqrt{x}\ dx

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Finding Antiderivatives

Find the antiderivative of x3x^3

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