Substitution: Start by substituting x=t4 which implies dx=4t3dt .
Integral Transformation:
∫x1/4(1+x1/4)1dx⇒∫t(1+t)4t3dt=∫1+t4tdt
Rewriting the Integral: The expression 1+t4t can be decomposed as:
1+t4t=4(1+tt2−1+1)=4((t−1)+t+11)
Separate and Integrate:
4∫(t−1)dt+4∫t+11dt
Solving the Integrals:
The integral of t−1 is 2(t−1)2 .
The integral of t+11 is ln(t+1) .
Therefore:
f(x)=4{2(t−1)2+ln(t+1)}+C
Substitute t=x1/4 : Replace t back with x1/4 :
f(x)=2(x1/4−1)2+4ln(1+x1/4)+C
Using the Condition f(0)=−6 :
f(0)=2(0−1)2+4ln(1+0)+C=2×1−0+C=−6
Solving gives C=−8 .
Find f(1) :
f(1)=2(11/4−1)2+4ln(1+11/4)−8
Simplifies to:
f(1)=0+4ln2−8=4(ln2−2)