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Integration of (sin(x) + Cos(x)) e^x​

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Question:

 \int (sin(x)+cos(x))e^x

Answer:

 e^x(sinx)

Explanation:

 \sf  \int (sin(x)+cos(x))e^x \\\\\sf  \int e^x(sin~x+cos~x) ~dx \\\\\sf  \mapsto \int e^x ~sinx~dx+ \int e^x ~cosx~dx \\\\\sf  \mapsto e^x(sinx)- \int e^x~cosx~dx+  \int e^x~cosx~dx\\\\\sf  \mapsto e^x(sinx)- \cancel{\int e^x~cosx~dx} +  \cancel{\int e^x~cosx~dx} \\\\\sf \mapsto e^x(sinx) +c

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