#Integration by substitution exponential question
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im talking about the first line under the table they gave
i understand how dx equals that
shouldnt the numerator be to the power of 4 since the denominator is e^4x
i think they skipped some steps
there must have been some simplifying involved to get that
yeah they did, its confused the heck out of me
yes
wait hold up
yea
isnt e^x-2 = u^2??
so surely it would be (u^2+2)^4
how did you make the whole u+2 to the power of 2
ah okay ðŸ˜
okay so
then we multiply that by 2u
and the denominator is u^2 and we multiply that by u^2+2
u^2 + 2)^4 / u^2 2u/u^2 + 2 du
yes
there'll be some cancelling with the u^2 and 2u
and the u^2 + 2 and u^2 + 2)^4
which gets you
(u^2 + 2)^3 / u 2 du
2(u^2 + 2)^3 / u du
u sub is kinda weird ngl
thank you so much @steady stratus
np
you're the goat
far from it
legit spent 10 mins just staring at the solution ðŸ˜
nah you're the goat
thanks bro
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