Given: ∫x5(x4−x)1/4dx
Factor out x from the numerator:
(x4−x)=x(x3−1)
(x4−x)1/4=[x(x3−1)]1/4=x1/4⋅(x3−1)1/4
The integral becomes:
∫x5x1/4⋅(x3−1)1/4dx
=∫x19/4(x3−1)1/4dx
Rewrite the expression:
∫x19/4(x3−1)1/4dx
=∫x41⋅x3/4(x3−1)1/4dx
Factor out x3/4 from (x3−1)1/4:
(x3−1)1/4=(x3(1−x31))1/4
=x3/4⋅(1−x31)1/4
The integral simplifies to:
∫x41⋅(1−x31)1/4dx
Let u=1−x31
u=1−x−3
dxdu=3x−4
=x43
Therefore:
x41dx=31du
The integral becomes:
∫u1/4⋅31du
=31∫u1/4du
=31⋅5/4u5/4
=31⋅54⋅u5/4
=154u5/4+C
Substitute back u=1−x31:
154(1−x31)5/4+C