How to integrate 13e^(-0.2x)sin(x)

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what is the integral of 13e^(-0.2x) sinx?

i'm using the solving for the unknown integral method.
i did this twice (each time i took the integral twice, moved the unknown integral to the same side, and divided by 13.52?? I still cannot figure out what i am doing wrong.


solve for the diffential. dy/dx = x-4+xy-4y y(0)=4
how can i move it so that x is on one side and y on the other? what is the integral of xy?
 
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killerinstinct said:
solve for the diffential. dy/dx = x-4+xy-4y y(0)=4
how can i move it so that x is on one side and y on the other? what is the integral of xy?
The RHS is factorable into a function of x and a function of y.
 
nvm the first problem. I solved it.
the integral =

12.5e^(-.2x) sinx + 2.5e^(-.2x) cosx
 
oops, its should be a - in between.
 
oops still wrong. this is right: -12.5e^(-.2x) cosx - 2.5e^(-.2x) sinx
 
(x-4)(y+1)! Now i see it, thank you!
 
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