Find ∫(x+3)3−4x−x2dxSolutionWrite x+3=−21(−2x−4)+1, where −2x−4=dxd(3−4x−x2). Then∫(x+3)3−4x−x2dx=−21∫(−2x−4)3−4x−x2dx+∫3−4x−x2dx.The first integral is −21⋅32(3−4x−x2)3/2=−31(3−4x−x2)3/2. For the second, 3−4x−x2=7−(x+2)2:∫7−(x+2)2dx=2x+23−4x−x2+27sin−1(7x+2).−31(3−4x−x2)3/2+2x+23−4x−x2+27sin−1(7x+2)+CCBSE Class 12 Board · 2015 · Subjective