I am trying to figure out how to get this answer: Evaluate ?(4+?x-1/x^2)dx It would seem that I then would have ?4dx+??xdx-?1/x^2dxI'm lost. Can someone help me solve the initial problem? Thank you.

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I am trying to figure out how to get this answer: Evaluate ?(4+?x-1/x^2)dx It would seem that I then would have ?4dx+??xdx-?1/x^2dxI'm lost. Can someone help me solve the initial problem? Thank you.

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