Solve Integral Problem: b^(-x/c) / (f + ax)

[cetaamoxclob]

Hi,

I'm stumped...

d(x) = *IntegralSign(b^(-x/c) / (f + ax))dx


A friend of mine told me that he thinks it has something to do with some sort of infinite series but he's not sure.

That's all the information I have for this...

 

[eyehategod]

are f, a , b, and c constants?

 

[sennyk]

Does it look like this?

Hi,

I'm stumped...

d(x) = *IntegralSign(b^(-x/c) / (f + ax))dx


A friend of mine told me that he thinks it has something to do with some sort of infinite series but he's not sure.

That's all the information I have for this...

d(x) = \int\frac{b^\frac{-x}{c}}{f + ax}dx

Is that the problem? I don't have the answer; I'm just testing out Latex.

 

[cetaamoxclob]

to answer the above questions...

a, b, c, and f are constants

and yes that is the problem with Latex