Find the taylor series expansion of the given antiderivative

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Consider the following.

∫{1/ (1 +x³)} dx

Find the Taylor series expansion at x = 0 of the given antiderivative. To be graded as correct, give your answer up to and including the x¹⁰ term. Answers with more or less terms will be graded as incorrect.)

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