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Question
Integrate `((2"a")/sqrt(x) - "b"/x^2 + 3"c"root(3)(x^2))` w.r.t. x
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Solution
`int((2"a")/sqrt(x) - "b"/x^2 + 3"c"root(3)(x^2)) "d"x`
= `int 2"a"(x)^((-1)/2) "d"x - int "b"x^-2 "d"x + int 3"c" x^(2/3) "d"x`
= `4"a" sqrt(x) + "b"/x + (9"c"x^(5/3))/5 + "C"`.
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