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I know it will reduce to e^x ( f(x)+f'(x)) but how..
\[\Huge \int\limits_{}^{} \frac{(x-4)}{(x-2)^3} e^x\]
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Probably way faster than Id get it, if Id even get it O.o
write (x-4) as (x-2)-2 and seperate both the terms you will get the form e^x( f(x) + f ' (x)) which is = e^x (f(x))
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