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Old 26-09-2014, 01:32 PM
julianh72 (Julian)
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Nortilus View Post
ok

ʃ{e^2x/5+e^2x}dx

so the (intergral of e to the power of 2x over 5 + e to the power of 2x) dx
There are two possible interpretations of your problem, depending on where the implied parentheses go:

Do you mean:

ʃ{(e^(2x))/5+e^(2x)}dx

or:

ʃ{e^(2x/5)+e^(2x)}dx

See attached - hope this helps!
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