Asked by Matt
integral of e^x(sqrt(1+e^(2x)))dx
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Answered by
Steve
∫ e^x √(1+e^(2x)) dx
Note that if u = e^x, you have
∫ u√(1+u^2) du
Now, if v = 1+u^2, dv = 2u du, and you have
1/2 ∫ √v dv
That I think you can handle, eh?
Note that if u = e^x, you have
∫ u√(1+u^2) du
Now, if v = 1+u^2, dv = 2u du, and you have
1/2 ∫ √v dv
That I think you can handle, eh?
Answered by
Matt
wouldn't it be the integral of sqrt(1+u^2)du instead of integral u(sqrt (1+u^2)du because the du takes care of the outside u?
Answered by
Steve
you are correct. My bad. Good catch.
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