Asked by belinda
                whats the integral of e^(3sqrt(x))?
i think i'm supposed to use substitution but i don't know what to substirute, i tried u= x^(1/3) but it didn't work out, please help!
            
        i think i'm supposed to use substitution but i don't know what to substirute, i tried u= x^(1/3) but it didn't work out, please help!
Answers
                    Answered by
            drwls
            
    Did you try letting u = 3sqrt x? 
x = (1/9)u^2
dx = (2/9) u du
Now the integral becomes the integral of
(2/9) u e^u du.
You will still need another step. I suggest using integration by parts.
I get (2/9)[ u e^u - e^u] + C
= (2/9)[3sqrtx e^(3sqrtx) - e^(3sqrtx)] + C
but check my numbers. I make mistakes all the time.
    
x = (1/9)u^2
dx = (2/9) u du
Now the integral becomes the integral of
(2/9) u e^u du.
You will still need another step. I suggest using integration by parts.
I get (2/9)[ u e^u - e^u] + C
= (2/9)[3sqrtx e^(3sqrtx) - e^(3sqrtx)] + C
but check my numbers. I make mistakes all the time.
                                                    There are no AI answers yet. The ability to request AI answers is coming soon!
                                            
                Submit Your Answer
We prioritize human answers over AI answers.
If you are human, and you can answer this question, please submit your answer.