#Integrals help
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no need to use partial derivatives
one can easily see that the derivative of x³-x²+x-5 is 3x²-2x+1
??
so is it just the integral of the polynomial multiplied by e^x^3 - x^2 + x - 5?
you can let u = x³-x²+x-5
Yep
oh
then du = (3x²-2x+1)dx
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cancel what
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