How would you integrate x.e^(6x) by parts? :/

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hartnn · Answer

have you tried integrating by parts before?

What have you tried for this question? :)

firekat97 · Answer

It is actually my first "real" attempt lol. 
So what I did so far, was to let x = u and e^(6x).dx = dv
then I got du = dx and v = e^(6x)/6 
After that I tried subbing everything back into uv - ∫v. du
and I think this is where I messed up, but I'm not too sure actually :S

hartnn · Answer

your steps are correct,
let subb what you got

$\large x \dfrac{e^{6x}}{6} - \int \dfrac{e^{6x}}{6} dx $

hartnn · Answer

good so far?

firekat97 · Answer

Omg! Wait nvm, I just solved it :D silly mistake lol, but thanks so much!! :D

hartnn · Answer

welcome ^_^

and since you're new here,
$\Huge \mathcal{\text{Welcome To OpenStudy}\ddot\smile} $

firekat97 · Answer

hahahaha ty :)