Posted by robert on Thursday, May 22, 2008 at 7:11pm.
I suggest you use integration by parts.
Let x^2 dx = du and v = arctan (6x)
u = x^3/3
dv = 6 dx/[1 + (6x)^2]
The integral is uv - Integral of u dv
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