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HELP!!!??? integrate e^(6x)*sin(7x) dx
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integration by part did you try anything
I got: \[\int\limits e ^{6x}\sin7x dx + \frac{ 49}{ 36 }\int\limits e ^{6x}\sin7x dx = \frac{ e ^{6x}\sin7x }{ 6 } - \frac{ 7e ^{6x}\cos7x }{ 36 }\]
hmm does not seem right to me
show the work done to get that
part of your solution is good you got problem with number you got in the result
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just make sure about what you did again perhaps you can spot a mistake there
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