x²(f) / (2²2² + 1)3/2dx using the hyperbolic substitution x = sinh(t).You may leave your answer in terms of hyperbolic trig functions and their inverses.

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(f) / 10 x² (x² + 1)³/2 dx using the hyperbolic substitution = sinh(t). You may leave your answer in terms of hyperbolic trig functions and their inverses.