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Evaluate the following by parts. ∫(5x^3 e^4x )dx
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\[∫(5x^3 e^4x )dx \]
needs to be evaluated in parts.
i know it is \[\int(5x^3e^{4x})dx\]
part
repeatedly unfortunately because you are going to have to reduce the cube one step at a time
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one sec will post an example given by teacher
i can show you or you can just look at the steps here http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=int+x^3e^%284x%29dx
here is an attachment
but the idea is that you are going to have to integrate by parts three times, each time reducing the power by one of the x cubed terms
i like that! that is the snap way to do it, and it is featured in that movie "stand and deliver"
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