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integration of [2x² + e^x].dx

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Answered by Rollno010
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integration (2x^2 +e^x)dx

integration 2x^2 dx + integration e^x dx

2.x^3/3 +e^x +C
Answered by rohitkumargupta
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HELLO DEAR,

the anti derivatives of [2x² + e^x] is a function of x whose derivative is [2x² + e^x].

NOW,
\bold{\int{(2x^2 + e^x)}\,dx}

\bold{\Rightarrow \int{2x^2}\,dx + \int{e^x}\,dx}

\bold{\Rightarrow (2x^3/3 + e^x) + C}
where, C is the arbitrary constant

hence, the Anti deravative of [2x² + e^x] is [2/3x³ + e^x] + C.

I HOPE ITS HELP YOU DEAR,
THANKS
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