Question

Evaluate the following indefinite integrals:
∫ e ^ (5x + 2) dx

Answer 1

u sub... let u = 5x+2

Answer 2

the only reason it is not \(e^{5x+2}\) is because if you take the derivative of \(e^{5x+2}\) you get
\[5e^{5x+2}\] by the chain rule

Answer 3

adjust by dividing by \(5\) so you get the answer you want

Answer 4

plus c