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1. Solve for y if dy/dx = (1/a)int[ sqr( 1+ (dt/dx)^2)]dx from 0 to x. 2....

1. Solve for y if dy/dx = (1/a)int[ sqr( 1+ (dt/dx)^2)]dx from 0 to x.

2. int[(x^2)( sqr(12-5x^2)]dx =?

3. int[(x^2)sqr(1-x)]dx =? Do this three different ways.

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