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I feel really dumb for not remembering this... I'm drawing a total blank as to the antiderivative of xe-x or how to find it. Do I need to use a u substitution?
The integral of xe-x can be effectively solved using integration by parts. Specifically, set u = x and dv = e-xdx. Additionally, an alternative method involves computing the integral of e-ax and differentiating with respect to the parameter a. Both methods yield the same result for the antiderivative.
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