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Using the substitution 2x + 1 = t^(2), s...

Using the substitution `2x + 1 = t^(2)`, show that
`int(6x)/(sqrt(2x + 1)) dx = 2(x - 1)sqrt(2x + 1 + c)`.

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`2(x - 1)sqrt(2x + 1) + c`
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