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Answered by MRDEMANDING
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I = \frac{e^2^xSinx + 2e^2^xCosx}{5}

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I = \int {e^xCosx} \, dx

I = e^2^x\int\ {Cosx} \, dx  - \int{ [\frac{de^2^x}{dx} \int {Cosx} \, dx] } \, dx\\I = e^2^xSinx - 2\int{e^2^xSinx} \, dx\\I = e^2^xSinx - 2e^2^x\int\ {Sinx} \, dx  - 2\int{ [\frac{de^2^x}{dx} \int {Sinx} \, dx] }\\I = e^2^xSinx + 2e^2^xCosx - 4\int{e^2^xCosx} \, dx\\I = \frac{e^2^xSinx + 2e^2^xCosx}{5}

  • Thus, The answer for this question is = I = \frac{e^2^xSinx + 2e^2^xCosx}{5}

  • UV Method of integration is applied fort solution

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