And just to be clear, I should put parentheses right over there because it's really the dx is being multiplied by this entire expression. And so let's see. Let's find the antiderivative of this. This should be pretty straightforward. We're just gonna use the reverse power rule multiple times. So this is going to be, the antiderivative of x to the fourth is x to the fifth over five. We just incremented the exponent and divided by that incremented exponent minus, same idea here, five x to the third over three plus four x.