How do I integrate (1+(1/x))^x?

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Homework Statement


∫(1+(1/x))^x dx

Homework Equations


How do I integrate this compound interest e approximation

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Inside: x + ln(|x|) + C
Outside: (a^x)/(ln(a))
 
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mfb said:
I would be extremely susprised if it has a closed form for the integral.
Thanks. I'm new and don't know a lot.. However the ti-84 will give me a value for a definite integral. I don't know how.
 
Phys_Boi said:
Thanks. I'm new and don't know a lot.. However the ti-84 will give me a value for a definite integral. I don't know how.

Exactly what definite integral are you entering? That is, what are the integration limits? Is the answer "symbolic" or "numerical"?