what is the integral of e^sec^2 x
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Given
∫etanxsec2(x)dx
Note that sec2(x) is the derivative of tanx, thus we can use
u=tanx→du=sec2(x)dx
Since
∫eudu=eu+C
We only have to substitute u
back into our result to get
∫etanxse2(x)dx=etanx+C
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