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integrate by parts e^x * sin x
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if you sinx up you can subtract it out and divide of a 2
\[\int e^x\ sin(x)dx=e^x\ sin(x)-\int e^xcos(x)dx\] \[\int e^x\ sin(x)dx=-e^x\ cos(x)-(e^xcos(x)+\int e^xsin(x)dx)\] \[\int e^x\ sin(x)dx=-e^x\ cos(x)-e^xcos(x)-\int e^xsin(x)dx\] \[\int e^x\ sin(x)dx+\int e^xsin(x)dx=-e^x\ cos(x)-e^xcos(x)\] \[2\int e^x\ sin(x)dx=-e^x\ cos(x)-e^xcos(x)\] \[\int e^x\ sin(x)dx=\frac{1}{2}(-e^x\ cos(x)-e^xcos(x))\] close, but i messed up the sin cos stuff im sure
\[\int e^x\ sin(x)dx=\frac{1}{2}(-e^x\ sin(x)-e^xcos(x))\] ill have to chk it with the wolf
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