Question

∫e^x^2 dx

Answer 1

this is a non-integral

Answer 2

i meant non-elementary XD

Answer 3

thought so

Answer 4

how about squaring

Answer 5

Let \[I=\int\limits { e^{x^2}} dx\]
Substitute x = sin(t)
Similarly in other I substitute x=cos(t)
and then multiply the two to get\[I^2=\int\limits \int\limits {e^{1}} dx dy\]
This is elementary problem now.

Answer 6

noo i was gonna do it