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Evaluate each integral in and explain why you used the method you did. ∫ ???(? +...

Evaluate each integral in and explain why you used the method you did.

∫ ???(? + ?2) ??, where ? is the perimeter of a square with
vertices?1 =?+?, ?2 =−?+?, ?3 =−?−?, and ?4=?−?.

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