Question

equation ..

Answer 1

1 = 2 :)

Answer 2

\[\int\limits_{0}^{\infty} x ^{n} e ^{-x} dx\]

Answer 3

x^?

Answer 4

x to the n times e to the negative x. n is an integer

Answer 5

without knowing "n" this could be IBPed for a while ... at least til x^n derives to 0

Answer 6

the n isn't important it can stay a constant. i need the integral with respect to x

Answer 7

\[n!\]

Answer 8

or maybe we use e^-x as the deriving factor and play with x^n till we get something that can be doubled

Answer 9

take my word for it

Answer 10

the n cant stay a constant, it is a power attached to "x"; which changes by the nature of the process i believe