find the integral of f'(x)=2x+5

f'(x)=2x+5

note that f'(x)=nxn-1

so 2x is originally xas this is 2x2-1

and 5 is originally 5x1-1

 f(x)= x2+5x+c

the c is a constant which means it's any real number without an x to it as 0 is  0(any number)x0-1 which is 0.

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