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integral of e^x^2
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(e^x)^2 or e^(x^2)?
\[e^{x^{2}}\]
this is a non integrable function...
Don't you have to use polar co-ordinates and double integrals?
no there is no condition
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Basically, that's incredibly difficult to integrate. I think you need to use error functions and stuff.
yes remainder estimation must be used
I don't remember the full of question
@bendt:exactly,ur right...u need to use polar co-ordinates and then double integral.....but as u said it extremely difficult...
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