Hikari Clover
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c'mon guys,post up ur feeling here~~~
only 1 week to go ,so scared.......
:wave:
only 1 week to go ,so scared.......
:wave:
There is no explicit formula for the integral of e<sup>x²</sup>. In fact no explicit formula exists at the moment (at least none that I've heard of) for x<sup>n</sup>e<sup>x²</sup> whenever n is an even number or zero...lolkony said:confirmed questions:
integrate xtanx and e^(x²)
how do u do that??Yip said:A more plausible version of kony's question is integrate e^(x²) from 0 to infinity, which does have a very nice closed form answer. A slightly more nasty version would be to integrate (x^n)[e^(x²)] from 0 to infinity, where n is a positive integer. Another nice q is to show that the integral sinx/x from 0 to infinity is pi/2.
How am I feeling...kinda like this;Hikari Clover said:c'mon guys,post up ur feeling here~~~
What's so special about it? The answer is 1/2 . e^x^2 + c, very simple :SHikari Clover said:.........
i cant integrate xe^x² as well..........