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In this exercise, compute the indefinite integral of the following function.

r(t)=2ti+11+2tj+lntk2^t i+\dfrac{1}{1+2 t} j+\ln t k

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If r(t)=f(t)i+g(t)j+h(t)k\bold{r}(t)= f(t)\bold{i}+g(t)\bold{j}+h(t)\bold{k} then

r(t)dt=f(t)dti+g(t)dtj+h(t)dtk+C\int\bold{r}(t)dt= \int f(t)dt\bold{i}+\int g(t)dt\bold{j}+\int h(t)dt\bold{k}+C

where C=C1i+C2j+C3kC=C_1\bold{i}+C_2\bold{j}+C_3\bold{k} is a constant vector.

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