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integrate (t^-2)(e^t)dt
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use integration by parts.
how exactly?
int (u *dv) = uv- int (v * du) in this case, you let u=t^-2 and v= e^t
I tried that. doesn't work because du will become -2t^-3, which doesn't help.
so try dv=t^-2 and u=e^t. u may need to do integration by parts twice.
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i tried that too. eventually the integral becomes lnt*e^tdt. How do you integrate that?
i don't think you can integrate this and get a transdencental function
thanks everyone.
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