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What is the anti derivative of e x2?

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11y ago
Updated: 10/17/2024

The integral of x^2:

f(x)= A . x^n

f´(x)= A . n . x^(n-1) = x^2

Hence, n must be 3 for (n-1)=2 which automatically means that A must be 1/2 in order for A . n= 1

Thus, f(x)=0,5 . x^3 (antiderivative)

0,5e . x^3

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