Question

Solve the indefinite integral:
e^((3(t^2))/2)

Answer 1

B' e^(B) + C

Answer 2

i derived lol

Answer 3

way to early ....

Answer 4

Yeh... :P The integral is trickier.

Answer 5

1/6 (e^((3 t^2)/2) (2/t+2/(3 t^3)+2/(3 t^5)+10/(9 t^7)+70/(27 t^9)+70/(9 t^11)+O((1/t)^12))-i sqrt(6 pi))

Answer 6

i havent played around with the e^(x^2) stuff yet

Answer 7

Just started diff equation course, lots and lots of integrals here, hehe.
That's the expansion around 0 Dhashni, looks like at least, it's not helpful! :)

Answer 8

you will need to look at a series expansion to integrate that

Answer 9

Damnit...

Answer 10

Ok, thanks!