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Hello, I wonder if you can integrate the "e" number, Thank you very much
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please be clear what you want to say?
Yes you can. Do you want to know how? :D
If u want to know the integral of e..... then U know e is a constant...... :D
the answer will be zero if integral of e^1 is the given question :)
Maybe I interprete things wrong here, but when you integrate a number the answer shouldn't be zero. This would be the case if you differentiate it.
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\[\Large \int edx = e\int dx = e\cdot x \] A linear function with slope \(e\), however, the question doesn't tell if we're talking about an indefinite integral or just a regular indefinite one.
*correction* a definite or indefinite integral. !
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