>>11548683Step 1: compute the integral of
Step 2: use integration by parts with and
Step 3: use polynomial division to reduce the numerator to a constant.
Step 4: distribute and solve all integrals, with the exception of one.
Step 5: use integration by parts on the unsolved integral (again, using and the integrand).
Step 6: use polynomial division to reduce the numerator to a constant
Step 7: distribute and solve all integrals, except for one.
Step 8: If the power of the denominator of your integral matches n, then go to Step 9, otherwise, go back to Step 5.
Step 9: move all of the solved integrals to one side, and multiply both sides by whichever constants allow you to transform the unknown side to the given problem.
