Question

what is the solution to (integral)e^(x+a) where a is a constant?

Answer 1

You should be able to use "u substitution" for this problem.

Answer 2

quite right! it's been awhile, thank you!

Answer 3

[S] e^(x+4) dx

e^(x+4)

Answer 4

or rather,

Dx(e^(x+4)) = Dx e^(x+4) where Dx = 1

so the integral is equal to the derivative.

[S] e^(x+a) dx -> e^(x+a) + C