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integrate e^(sqrt(3x+9))
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\[\int\limits_{}^{}e^{\sqrt{3x+9}}dx\]
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huh , wait, wolframa says you can lols
try let u=sqrt(3x+9) play with that
u= 3x+9 and use int by parts hmm havent seen that before
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u^2=3x+9 2du=3dx and right elecegineer!
oops 2udu=3dx
e^sqrt3x+9.3/2(sqrt3x+9)
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