Homework Statement
Integrate the function e^(-x^2) with definite integrals -infinity to X
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The Attempt at a Solution
I know that the indefinite integral of this reduces to sqrt(pi), but don't know what to do with the definite integral. Is this a known result...
Homework Statement
x^2 y' + xy + 5x^5=0
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no starting conditions
The Attempt at a Solution
cannot figure out how to do this. Euler's equations methods have no pure x terms, and the non-homogenous methods have some kind of separable thing, where the x terms neatly...
Thanks Arun and Cristo.
Cristo, I don't know how to integrate x^-3. (i think i might be hopeless, right?)
Arun, what is the expansion formula you just gave me called? Is there a name for solving by that method? It is applicable to negative powers as well?
Homework Statement
\ 2/(x-2)^3 dx
Basically integrating a perfect cube in the denominator with a constant in the numerator
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The Attempt at a Solution
i thought it would be a form of ln(x), but then, that would mean having atleast some x terms in the numerator...