#integration by parts 2
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I didn't check your math but expressions involving e^x (often found in statistics) do stuff like this.
Group your like terms, do some algebra, and you've got a solution.
im not sure to understand
Subtract [(3/2)^2]Integral[e^(2x)sin(3x)dx] from both sides.
Divide both sides by (1-(3/2)^2)
You bring it to ther other side
adonhs
You are trying to solve for the Integral I
If you can't follow then can you hold on and trust me on this
bring 9/4 integral e^2x sin3x to the other side
I used the letter I to simplify the whole equation but looks like you are confused
adonhs