Let I=∫−11(x2+2∣x∣+1x3+∣x∣+1)dx
We can split the integral into two parts:
I=∫−11x2+2∣x∣+1x3dx+∫−11x2+2∣x∣+1∣x∣+1dx
The first integrand f(x)=x2+2∣x∣+1x3 is an odd function since f(−x)=−f(x). Therefore, its integral over the symmetric interval [−1,1] is zero.
The second integrand g(x)=x2+2∣x∣+1∣x∣+1 is an even function since g(−x)=g(x). Therefore, its integral over [−1,1] is twice the integral over [0,1].
I=0+2∫01x2+2x+1x+1dx
I=2∫01(x+1)2x+1dx
I=2∫01x+11dx
I=2[loge(x+1)]01
I=2(loge2−loge1)=2loge2
Answer: 2loge2