Can someone please show me how to integrate: e^sqrt(x) using the substitution u = sqrt(x) Thanks
MONKEYjulz Member Joined Nov 27, 2008 Messages 50 Location Cardbox Box Gender Male HSC 2009 Apr 6, 2009 #1 Can someone please show me how to integrate: e^sqrt(x) using the substitution u = sqrt(x) Thanks
GUSSSSSSSSSSSSS Active Member Joined Aug 20, 2008 Messages 1,102 Location Turra Gender Male HSC 2009 Apr 6, 2009 #2 u = sqrt(x) du/dx = 1/2sqrt(x) --> dx = 2du.sqrt(x) = 2du.u sooo... = e^u . 2du.u =2u.e^u du and then do by parts...
u = sqrt(x) du/dx = 1/2sqrt(x) --> dx = 2du.sqrt(x) = 2du.u sooo... = e^u . 2du.u =2u.e^u du and then do by parts...
MONKEYjulz Member Joined Nov 27, 2008 Messages 50 Location Cardbox Box Gender Male HSC 2009 Apr 6, 2009 #3 sweet got it thanks