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Integral..Could you help me,please?

Integral..Could you help me,please?-example-1
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Answer:

as we know, the integral of
x^(n) is
(x^(n+1) )/(n+1)

so, the integral of x.
2^(x) will be found as follows:

here, we will use a trick called 'integration by parts'

let x = u and
2^(x) = v

∫uv dx = u∫v dx - ∫[(du/dx)* ∫v dx] dx

∫x.
2^(x) dx = x∫
2^(x) - ∫[(dx/dx) * ∫
2^(x) dx ] dx

∫x.
2^(x) dx = x*
(2^(x+ 1))/(x+ 1) - 1 *
(2^(x + 1) )/(x + 1)

=
(2^(x) )/(x + 1)( x - 1 )

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