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int e^x cos(2x)
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unintegrable! no dx :P haha
but seriously...if that's the whole question it's unintegrable
\[\int\limits e^{x} \cos \left( 2x \right) dx\]use integration by parts
int e^x cos(2x) =int cos(2x) d(e^x) =(e^x)(cos(2x))-int (e^x)d(cos2x) =(e^x)(cos2x)+2inte^xsin2xdx =(e^x)(cos2x)+2intsin2x(e^x) =(e^x)(cos2x)+2(sin2x)(e^x)-2inte^x d(sin2x) =(e^x)(cos2x)+2(sin2x)(e^x)-4int(e^x)cos2x dx 5int(e^x)(cos2x)=(e^x)(cos2x)+2(sin2x)(e^x) int(e^x)(cos2x)=(1/5)((e^x)(cos2x)+2(sin2x)(e^x)) =(1/5)(e^x)(cos2x +2sin2x) +C
integration by parts u = e^x dv = cos(2x) du = e^x v = 1/2 sin(2x) you will have to do parts again ...
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yea!!! thats exactly what i got!!! thanks
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