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1. evaluate ∫ 8sec^3(2x)dx. Perform the substitution u= ∫ 8sec3(2x)dx=    ?     +c 2. evaluate ∫...

1. evaluate ∫ 8sec^3(2x)dx.

Perform the substitution u=

∫ 8sec3(2x)dx=    ?     +c

2. evaluate ∫ sqrt(e^8x-36)dx

Perform the substitution u=

∫ sqrt(e^8x-36)dx=   ?      +c

3. evaluate ∫ e^x / (16-e^2x)dx

Perform the substitution u=

∫ e^x / (16-e^2x)dx = ?     +c

4. evaluate ∫cos^4(7x)dx.

Perform the substitution u=

∫cos^4(7x)dx=   ?   +c

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