Integrate e^∛x - Solve with Step-by-Step Help

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The integral ∫e^∛x can be solved using substitution and integration techniques. The discussion highlights the substitution u = ∛x, leading to du = (1/(3x^(2/3))) dx, which simplifies the integral to 3∫e^u x^(2/3) du. The key to progressing further lies in recognizing that x^(2/3) can be expressed as u^2, facilitating a more straightforward integration process. Participants emphasize the importance of clear notation and understanding the cube root symbol (∛) as x^(1/3).

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Homework Statement


Integrate: ∫e^∛x





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this is my attempt but I keep getting stuck
∫e^∛x u=∛x
du=1/(3x^(2⁄3)0 dx
3x^(2⁄3) du= dx
3∫e^u x^(2⁄3) du

After this step I have tried integration by parts and a second substitution but like I said before I keep getting stuck. Any hints to get me going in the right direction are greatly appreciated.
 
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I suppose I might be able to integrate that if I knew what "∛" meant! I don't know what you see on your reader but I see a little square that indicates a code that does not correspond to a character. How about rewriting your question without any "special codes"?
 
that "little square + x"= x^(1/3)

once you let u=x^(1/3) and you want no x anymore...Notice that x^(2/3)=u^2 would make the integration nice looking:!)
 

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