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Evaluate the indefinite integral of the following function,
e^sec2x sec2xtan2x dx
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Answered by Steve
you know that

∫ e^u du = e^u

so, let u = sec(2x)

now you're almost there.
11 years ago
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e^sec2x sec2xtan2x dx

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