Integrate (e^(ax+by))(a*cos(xy)-y*sin(xy)) dx?
I want to type this in Equation so you can see better but I can't. Sorry. But please help me with this problem.
holy crap wat grade u in
thats not as difficult as it seems
lucky...i never been to good at math
y is constant for that integral
I know that y is constant since it's dx at the end so I pulled put e^(by) with a.
note this down : \(\Large \int e^{x}[f(x)+f'(x)] = e^x f(x)+c\)
your integral is of that form
derivative of cos(xy) is -y sin(xy)
I know that the answer is cos(xy)(e^(ax+by)) but I don't know how to get e^(ax+by) in the answer. I know that I need to treat e^(by) as constant but why does the answer include e^(ax)?
that would be a shortcut if you need to show your work integration by parts twice for both terms separately
\(\int e^{ax} \cos bx\) and \(\int e^{ax} \sin bx\) formulas
Nah~, I did that but it's TOO much work, it only complicated the problem more. And I don't need to show work for this problem.
using those direct formulas is too muck work ?? i anticipate that there will be dew terms getting cancelled...but just a guess (didn't solve it on paper)
**few terms
How did you get cos bx and sin bx?
thats just general form
a e^(ax) cos (xy)
and -y e^(ax) sin (xy) and entire thing multiplied by e^(by)
\(\Large a\int e^{ax} cos (xy)dx\) hard ?
No.
\(\Large -y\int e^{ax} \sin (xy)dx\) its called breaking a complex problem into easier smaller pieces. we do that a lot in programming :P
I get it now. Thank you so much for the help! Do you know how to program?
i do programming for a living :)
in C language as of now, but learning others
I have a question. Is website a software?
software is a very general term since you write codes to make a software and a website too, you can say , in a way, yes
Thank you!
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