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We are given
∫f(x)dx=ψ(x).
Hence,
ψ′(x)=f(x).
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We need to evaluate
I=∫x5f(x3)dx.
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Rewrite the factor x5 as
x5=x3⋅x2.
So,
I=∫x3x2f(x3)dx.
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Now use the substitution
t=x3⟹dt=3x2dx⟹x2dx=3dt.
Therefore,
=\frac13\int t f(t)\,dt.$$
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Now integrate by parts for
∫tf(t)dt.
Take
u=t,dv=f(t)dt.
Then
du=dt,v=ψ(t).
So,
∫tf(t)dt=tψ(t)−∫ψ(t)dt.
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Substitute back into I:
I=31[tψ(t)−∫ψ(t)dt].
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Replace t=x3:
I=31[x3ψ(x3)−∫ψ(x3)d(x3)].
Since
d(x3)=3x2dx,
we get
∫ψ(x3)d(x3)=3∫x2ψ(x3)dx.
Hence,
I=31[x3ψ(x3)−3∫x2ψ(x3)dx].
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Simplifying,
I=31x3ψ(x3)−∫x2ψ(x3)dx+C.
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Compare with the options:
- Option C: 31x3ψ(x3)−∫x2ψ(x3)dx+C
This matches exactly.
Therefore, the correct option is C.