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\[\int\limits_{?}^{?}\frac{ (e^x(1+x))\ }{ (1+\cos(e^x.x))^2 } dt\]
plug in \(u = x e^x\) what is du=... ?
wait! Ther is no + 1 in the denominator
\[e^x(1+x)\]
then its even more easier :)
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you mean du = e^x(1+x) dx right ?
Lulz!! PLzz type in the solution i worked more than 2 hours on it. Yeah. du=e^x(1+x)dx
thats your numerator!
so you now have \(\Large \int \dfrac{du}{\cos^2 u}\) right ?
tan (e^x.x)+ c got the anwser
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It was easy! i wasted my life sad. :( Thank you man.
very good! you're learning! it happens :)
Thank you.
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