Solve e^x(sqrt(1-e^2x))dx Problem

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Try to figure this out because i couldn't.

e^x(the square root of 1-e^2x)dx

The e^x is next to the square root.
It is all on equal level too. No division.
 
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Cy4NidE said:
∫e^x√(1-e^2x)dx

Hi Cy4NidE! :smile:

Try the obvious substitution … :smile: