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Evaluate the definite integral (limits from 0 to 1) using substitution. x^13*(e^x^14) dx My question is which do you substitute?
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u = x^14
ok so using u=x^14, i get \[1\div14\] \[\int\limits_{0}^{1}\] then x^13*e^(-u) du is the next step to evaluate using the limits?
i cant seem to get all of the equation to be on the same line..anyways the 1/14 i isolated in front of the integral sign
\[\int x^{13}e^{x^{14} }dx\]
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\[u=x^{14}\] \[du=14x^{13}dx\] \[\frac{du}{14}=x^{13}dx\] \[\int x^{13}e^{x^{14}}dx=\int e^{x^{14}}x^{13}dx=\int \frac{e^u}{14}du=\frac{1}{14}\int e^u du \]
\[\int e^u=e^u+c\] \[\frac{1}{14}\int e^u du=\frac{1}{14}e^u+c=\frac{1}{14} e^{x^{14}}+c\]
ok thank you i understand now :)
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