How to integrate e^sin(x) dx? I was thinking a Taylor/Maclaurin series expansion, but I still can't figure how to integrate the terms.

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anonymous · Answer

without actually having done it yet, i might try integration by parts

anonymous · Answer

i think taylor expansion could be the way out of this one mate like u said

anonymous · Answer

@cherio12  its not a product of two functions, its a function within a function, and I don't think there is an elementary anti-derivative to this either.

anonymous · Answer

you cant use by parts or subst, i feel you have to use an expansion. (or two)

anonymous · Answer

bummers..i like integration by parts =D

anonymous · Answer

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