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\[\int\limits_{0}^{\infty} e ^{-x} \cos5x\]
I integrated it and go -1/26 e^(-x) (cos 5x-5 sin 5x)+c
is that correct?
how come you have a C on your answer if you integral have limits? The answer is 1/26 btw
hmm.. i didn't integrate it but to get the answer you take the limit as x approaches infinity....
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ok so is the answer 1/26
so i integrated correctly
Yes madame. But you cant put a C on your answer cause this integral has limits
Yea thats true. Haha Its just habit because I was getting points off for not putting +c hah
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