And then once again, we just have to use the reverse power rule. This is going to be x to the, we increment this 5 3rds by one or we can add 3 3rds to it. So it's x to the 8 3rds and then we divide by 8 3rds and multiply by its reciprocal. So we could just say 3 8ths times x to the 8 3rds and of course we have r plus c. And verify this. If you use the power rule here, you'd have 8 3rds times the 3 8ths which just gives you a coefficient of one. And then you decrement this by 3 3rds or one, you get to 5 3rds which is exactly what we originally had. So the big takeaway of this video, many times the most powerful integration technique is literally just algebraic simplification first.