Question

wondering how to go about solving a definite integral...

Answer 1

do i take the x^2 putting it on top and making the exponent negative and use product rule?

Answer 2

I think that you're thinking of derivatives if you're gonna use the product rule

Answer 3

right

Answer 4

So I rearranged things a tad,\[\Large \int\limits_2^3 e^{\color{#3366CF}{4/x}}\left(\frac{1}{x^2}dx\right)\]

Answer 5

U-substitution, we'll want the `blue value` to be our \(\large u\).
Our `du` will be very close to what we have in the brackets.

Answer 6

thnx. ima look at that...