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QuestionMake the given substitution to evaluate the indefinite integral. 7(7x+14)4dx,u=7x+147(7x+14)4dx=\begin{array}{l} \int 7(7 x+14)^{4} d x, u=7 x+14 \\ \int 7(7 x+14)^{4} d x=\square \end{array}

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Substitute back u=7x+14 u = 7x + 14 to express the result in terms of x x :
(7x+14)55+C \frac{(7x + 14)^5}{5} + C
Thus, the evaluated indefinite integral is:
(7x+14)55+C \boxed{\frac{(7x + 14)^5}{5} + C}

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