Your integral
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Solution
We have a product of an algebraic function and an exponential. Integration by parts simplifies the x factor when differentiated.
Explain this step
Read this stage and identify what changes and what remains constant. In a multiple integral, integrate the innermost variable first while treating the others as parameters. Check each transformation before moving on.
Choose u = x because its derivative is 1, and dv = eˣ dx because its primitive is immediate.
Explain this step
Identify u, dv, du and v. Differentiating u should simplify the product. Substitute into uv − ∫v du and keep the minus sign; repeating parts may reduce a polynomial degree.
Write u, dv, du and v before substituting.Apply the formula. The minus sign applies to the entire remaining integral.
Explain this step
Read this stage and identify what changes and what remains constant. In a multiple integral, integrate the innermost variable first while treating the others as parameters. Check each transformation before moving on.
Substitute u, v and du. We have reduced the problem to integrating an exponential.
Explain this step
Read this stage and identify what changes and what remains constant. In a multiple integral, integrate the innermost variable first while treating the others as parameters. Check each transformation before moving on.
The primitive of eˣ is eˣ. Add C because the integral is indefinite.
Explain this step
Read this stage and identify what changes and what remains constant. In a multiple integral, integrate the innermost variable first while treating the others as parameters. Check each transformation before moving on.
Factor out eˣ to present the result in a compact form.
Explain this step
Read this stage and identify what changes and what remains constant. In a multiple integral, integrate the innermost variable first while treating the others as parameters. Check each transformation before moving on.
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