Expand and Multiply: Let's start by expanding the integrand (4x−5)2 and then multiplying it by x2.(4x−5)2=(4x)2−2⋅(4x)⋅(5)+(5)2=16x2−40x+25Now, multiply this by x2:x2(16x2−40x+25)=16x4−40x3+25x2
Integrate Terms Separately: Next, we integrate each term separately with respect to x. ∫16x4dx=516x5+C1 ∫(−40x3)dx=4−40x4+C2=−10x4+C2 ∫25x2dx=325x3+C3
Combine Integrals and Constants: Now, we combine the integrals and the constants of integration.∫x2(4x−5)2dx=516x5−10x4+325x3+CWhere C is the combined constant of integration (C1+C2+C3).
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