Use substitution to find an indefinite integral with the power rule Question -4x2 (4x³ – 1)' dæ. Do not include the constant "+C" in your answer. For example, if you found the antiderivative was 2x + C, you would enter 2x. Find Provide your answer below:

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Chapter7: Integration
Section7.2: Substitution
Problem 8E: Use substitution to find each indefinite integral. 6x2(2x3+7)32dx
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-4x2 (4x³ – 1)' dæ. Do not include the constant "+C" in your answer. For example, if you found the
antiderivative was 2x + C, you would enter 2x.
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