Calculating Integral of x^2-2x e^-x dx

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integral (x^2 - 2x) e^-x dx

Im just wondering if there's a fast way to calculate this integral or is the only way to do it by parts twice. The prof didnt show any work in the solution and went right to the solution. Am I missing something obvious?
 
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sutupidmath said:
what is E?

eulers number (e)