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hey guys, i need help on my integral calculus hw
2) int(x*3*e^(x^7)) dx
this one is just giving me insane problems
2) int(x*3*e^(x^7)) dx
this one is just giving me insane problems
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Is this [tex]\int3 x e^x^7{dx}[/tex] or [tex]\int x^3 e^x^7{dx}[/tex]?JasonJo said:2) int(x*3*e^(x^7)) dx
this one is just giving me insane problems
If he's still doing normal substitutions, it is doubtful that he is expected to know gamma integral transformations. I think there's a typo in the original poster's post.dextercioby said:For the integral
[tex] \int x \ e^{x^{7}} dx [/tex]
view the first attachement.
For the integral
[tex] \int x^{3} \ e^{x^{7}} dx [/tex]
view the second...
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