Where did I go wrong? The answer should be 2(e^2-e). Please check and let me know asap.
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hey you can't take e^x^1/2 out of the integration since it has X which is not an independent veriable. example you can take out e^2 out because 2 is independent variable in the intwgration.
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can you please solve this question and attach the solution ?
ok but give me 5 mins
i have attached the file
do let me know if there is any problem
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how u took e^x^1/2 outside ?
it is not a constant term
But u can integrate the above question by using substitiing method
substitute √x =t
and u can easily integrate
please solve the question and attach the solution
if u dont know the basic meaning of integration. follow ur maths book ,not brainly !!
if you're not interested to help me solve the question, why do you bother to comment?
see !! i m not interested to bother u , i just want to say , ask hints not the complete solution . If u follow ur books instead of brainly , u may feel more confidence in that chapter
i'm trying. I've just learnt the chapter yesterday and am having a lot of sums to be done. which is why if i'm stuck, i first try to think on my own, rather than posting questions here. if i'm not able to think further, i ask for the correct method by which the sum is to be solved so that i can learn my mistakes.
well, thats good !!and sorry if my words hurt u
it's alright. no problem mate.
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