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\[\int\limits_{0}^{1} \int\limits_{5y}^{5} e^(x^2)\]
that should be e^(x^2)
what are we integrating ti by? dx? dy? dr? dz? etc
oh sorry dx dy
start by just focusing on the dx integration ignore the dy until after you've solved for dx it looks like a u substitution, then a integration by parts
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i keep getting 190,000 which cant be right
why not?
because my online homework says its not lol
sorry, not actually doing the problems, i just look at them and see if i can give the steps to them
id imagine the integration would be tedious
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I'm not sure what im doing wrong
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