Integrating vector function r(t) = <e^t, cost, sint> from π to 0

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Can someone check my work and see if I am on the right track please?

the problem is:

if r(t) = <e^t, cost, sint> compute integral from pi to 0 of r(t)dt

so I split it into three integrals, and ended up with (e^(pi) - 1)i + (0)j + (2)k

does this sound right?

Thanks
 
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from pi to 0 or 0 to pi?? If it is from pi to 0 as you said, then all of your answers should have a negative in from of them...unless you meant 0 to pi