find the integral of: (3+4x)e^(6x+4x^2)
\(\Large \int (3+4x) e^{(6x + 4x^2)} dx\) is that the question?
yes, that is correct
have you tried letting u = 6x + 4x^2?
try it :) you'll find the answer :DDD i'll guide you
Hey lgba u r great at it :D Congrats
answer is 1/2 e^(2x(2x+3)) + c
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well that's what I thought but it was a complete guess...where do you get the 1/2?
hmmm that from when u did subsitution
like i said let u = 4x^2 + 3x du = (8x + 6)dx notice how if you divide both sides by two you get.. du/2 = (8x+6)/2 dx simplifying... du/2 = (4x + 3)dx notice that? so your integral would be \(\LARGE \int e^u \frac{du}{2}\) pull out 1/2 \(\LARGE \frac{1}{2} \int e^u du\) make sense?
makes perfect sense...thanks!
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