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Question Number 128370 by mathocean1 last updated on 06/Jan/21
f(x)=(x−1)(√(x−1)) on  ]1;+∞[  F(x)=?
f(x)=(x1)x1on]1;+[F(x)=?
Answered by mathmax by abdo last updated on 06/Jan/21
if you want derivative f^′ (x)=(√(x−1))+(x−1)×(1/(2(√(x−1))))  =((2(x−1)+x−1)/(2(√(x−1)))) =((2x−2+x−1)/(2(√(x−1))))=((3x−3)/(2(√(x−1))))  if you want integral  F(x)=∫ f(x)dx =∫ (x−1)(√(x−1))dx =_((√(x−1))=t →x−1=t^2 )   ∫ t^2 .t .(2t)dt  =2 ∫ t^4  dt =(2/5)t^5  +C =(2/5)((√(x−1)))^5  +C  =(2/5)(x−1)^2 (√(x−1)) +C
ifyouwantderivativef(x)=x1+(x1)×12x1=2(x1)+x12x1=2x2+x12x1=3x32x1ifyouwantintegralF(x)=f(x)dx=(x1)x1dx=x1=tx1=t2t2.t.(2t)dt=2t4dt=25t5+C=25(x1)5+C=25(x1)2x1+C

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