What's a general way to integrate f(x)*exp(n*x)

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The integration of the function f(x)*exp(n*x) typically employs the technique of integration by parts. However, the specific method can vary significantly based on the form of f(x) and the limits of integration. There is no universally applicable approach, as each case requires careful consideration of the function involved.

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Well, usually it will be integration by parts, but that really depends on f(x)
 
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There is no "general" way. Specific cases will depend on f and the domain of integration.
 

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