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Hi, can someone please tell me how to integrate (x)(e^-x^2)
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int by u-sub let u = -x^2
so I just tried it would i get something like this: -du/2 = dx?
u = -x^2 du = -2x dx -du/2 = x dx
oh whoops i forgot the x and once I integrate, would I get the following : (e^u)(x) and get (e^u)(x^2/2)
is there any product rule involved since e^u is being multiplied by x?
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see your integral shoul becomes |dw:1373990433779:dw|
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