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More substitution rule practice.\[\int 3(8y - 1)e^{4y^2 - y}dy \]Note: this is practice for myself, and I'd just need you guys to confirm. Thanks folks!
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\[u = 4y^2 - y\]\[du = 8y - 1dy \]
\[3\int e^{u}du\]
\[3e^u + c \]Right?
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And...\[3e^{4y^2 - y} +c \]
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Thanks, I need more practice with this rule though. :)
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