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How do I find the integral for any integral of the type: f(x)g(x)dx
I've looked every where, and the closest I've seen is integration by parts which is apparently for the integral of f(x)g'(x)dx, which, to my inexpert eyes, is a completely different integral than the first one
Also, this is probably harder and I think I'm less likely to get an answer, but how about the integral of (x^n)(e^(x^(m+p)))dx
I've looked every where, and the closest I've seen is integration by parts which is apparently for the integral of f(x)g'(x)dx, which, to my inexpert eyes, is a completely different integral than the first one
Also, this is probably harder and I think I'm less likely to get an answer, but how about the integral of (x^n)(e^(x^(m+p)))dx