∫(5x^3 e^4x )dx evaluate in parts
5x^3 = u e^4x = dv
example
in the picture you have 5x^2 instead of 5x^3 .. so whats the real number?
thats just an example of how it needs to be worked out from a hw problem
the problem is 5x^3
\[∫(5x^3 e^4x )dx \]
isnt it e^(4x) ?
yes srry
\[∫▒(5x^3 e^{4x})x \]
how did you enter it in wolfram
With the correct parenthisis.. "integrate (5x^3* e^(4x) )dx"
how did you get it in parts
my first post
for example how would you evaluate this one
5x^3 = u e^(4x) = dv the formula is: \[\int\limits_{}^{}u*dv = u*v - \int\limits_{}^{}v*du\]
\[∫_0^4(4e^5+ 3x)dx ]\] jus[t evaluate
it gives the answer but not the steps
press the Steps button on Wolfram alpha...
right it doesnt show that type it and see
it doesnt let you type integrate for that one and i dont need it in parts just need it to be evaluated
5x^3 = u e^(4x) = dv the formula is: ∫u∗dv=u∗v−∫v∗du du = 15x^2 v = ∫e^(4x) dx= e^(4 x)/4 now you just need to use this formula untill the "u" disappear.. now your u = 15x^2 dv = e^(4 x)/4 dx derivate the "u" and integrate the "dv" again du = 30x v = ∫ e^(4 x)/4 dx = e^(4 x)/16 apply the formula one last time to eliminate the "u" u = 30x (=) du = 30. now its just a simple integral
what you mean by evaluating an integral?
one sec... will post an example
but you can only evaluate the integral after solving it. First you need to solve it by parts as I already exaplained. when you get the last result 5/128 e^(4 x) (32 x^3-24 x^2+12 x-3) now you can evaluate it..
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