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The integral of the exponent

The integral of the exponent
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The integral of the exponent

The integral of the exponent-example-1
User Vladyslav Sheruda
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did you mean
\bf \int e^(-t)u(t)+u[t]? for hmmm not sure what those "u" folks are doing there
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