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Hey, thanks for the reply. I got what you meant in the first integral I posted. But in the second integral, We really have the t variable before the e^(2-0,3t). Based on the way you start solving the integral, can I put the 4 and the e^2 off and integrate te^0,3t by parts? Thanks! - - - Updated...

Hey! How do I integrate ∫tln√(t+1) and ∫4te^(2-0,3t)? Thanks in advance.

Hi. I don't know if it's me that don't get what you've done, or if the the integral I wrote is clear. Here it is: . The way you start solving is the same to this integral?

Hi everyone, I had a test last week, and I couldn't solve this integral: 1/[3+e^(-x)] How do I solve this one? Thanks in advance.