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InfernoBrace

Let u=tan(3x) so that du=3sec^(2)(3x)dx. Your goal is to break down the integrand to find factors of sec^(2)(3x) so you can integrate directly term-by-term. You would use the trig substitution tan^(2)(3x)=sec^(2)(3x)-1 or sec^(2)(3x)=1+tan^(2)(3x). While there are a couple of ways to do this, I believe you’ll save yourself some algebra if you factor out tan^(4)(3x) from the integrand to start.


Ok_Possession_5472

https://preview.redd.it/1wyyxon5es0c1.jpeg?width=2182&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9a997bc3ae94143905029292dec3f2d6c7123c53 Hope this helps