Expanding exponential fucntions

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Homework Statement



Expand (1+e^(2x)), and (1+e^x)^2. Are they any different. I am confused please help

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I want to see how you guys expand it because i am stuck with a calculus integration problems which asks me to use u-substitution.
Integrate , 1/(1+e^x) Without using partial functions
 
ThomasJR said:
I want to see how you guys expand it because i am stuck with a calculus integration problems which asks me to use u-substitution.
Integrate , 1/(1+e^x) Without using partial functions

Use the hint from Micromass to expand (1 + ex)2.

As far as your integration problem is concerned, partial fractions (not partial functions) is not the way to go to integrate 1/(1 + e^x).