Simplify using polynomial division: Step 1: Simplify the integrand using polynomial division.Divide x2+2x by x−3.x2+2x=(x−3)(x+5)+15So, (x2+2x)/(x−3)=x+5+(x−3)15
Break into simpler parts: Step 2: Break the integral into simpler parts. \int\left(\frac{x^\(2\) + \(2\)x}{x - \(3\)}\right) dx = \int(x + \(5) dx + \int\left(\frac{15}{x - 3}\right) dx
Integrate each part: Step 3: Integrate each part.∫(x+5)dx=21x2+5x+C∫(x−3)15dx=15ln∣x−3∣+C
Combine the results: Step 4: Combine the results from Step 3.∫(x−3x2+2x)dx=21x2+5x+15ln∣x−3∣+C
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