need help with this please!
Integrate and write a non-trivial equation
10^(x+y)

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need help with this please! 
Integrate and write a non-trivial equation
10^(x+y)

anonymous · Answer

*non trivial solution

asnaseer · Answer

are you familiar with wolfram alpha web site?

asnaseer · Answer

if so, you can enter your equation there and will be tell you what the integral is including the steps taken to get it. http://www2.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=10%5E%28x%2By%29

asnaseer · Answer

or are you looking for help on something else?

anonymous · Answer

i've tried the answer wolfram gave me but it doesn't seem to be correct. It's an online assignment. I'm guessing it has something to do with the 'non-trivial solution' part of the question.

asnaseer · Answer

so you tried this:$$\frac{10^{x + y}}{\ln(10)}+constant$$

anonymous · Answer

yeah i did

asnaseer · Answer

well I can't help you then - maybe it is a quirk of the online system? it may require you to enter the answer in a very specific manner.

asnaseer · Answer

what wolfram gave IS a non-trivial solution - see here for the definition of what non-trivial is: http://www.goiit.com/posts/list/algebra-what-are-trivial-and-non-trivial-solutions-932014.htm;jsessionid=E44E4747AE2931ABF868DDF9ECEE1545.node1#1002744

asnaseer · Answer

you could try entering the answer WITHOUT the constant - i.e.:$$\frac{10^{x + y}}{\ln(10)}$$that's the only other suggestion I can think of.

anonymous · Answer

thanks

asnaseer · Answer

yw