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are they two different problems ?
yes
\[ 3^{2y}=9^{y}=e^{y\ln{9}} \]
Or you may use the direct formula : \[\large \int a^x dx = \dfrac{a^x}{\ln a}\]
+C ofcourse
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Ohh. Okay. wait. haha
i got 3^2y / ln9 +c. haha
how about the second? =)
think of a clever substitution
\(\large x^{-2}\) and \(\large \dfrac{1}{x}\) should remind u somehting...
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whats the derivative of 1/x ?
!!!!!!!!!!!! I thought we need to use integration by parts!
its 1/x^2
which is same as \(\large x^{-2}\)
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so whats ur substitution ? :)
btw, small mistake earlier : derivative of 1/x is -1/x^2 NOT 1/x^2
missed the sign..
ah! so its -e ^ 1/x +c =)))
looks good ^^
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Mathematica returns the same answer. You are good to go.
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