Thread: antiderivative

Hi, I just need help with finding the antiderivative of this equation in my attachment. When I tried to solve it, I got:

3x(e^x^3)/x+9

Can anyone verify if it's correct? Thank you.


the equation was:

e^x^3 / (x+9) dx

Originally Posted by abilitiesz

Hi, I just need help with finding the antiderivative of this equation in my attachment. When I tried to solve it, I got:

3x(e^x^3)/x+9

Can anyone verify if it's correct? Thank you.


the equation was:

e^x^3 / (x+9) dx

When you differentiate your answer, do you get the integrand?

Please post all of the original question, not just the part you think is relevant.

Originally Posted by mr fantastic

When you differentiate your answer, do you get the integrand?

Please post all of the original question, not just the part you think is relevant.

Oh ok. This is the original question.

Originally Posted by abilitiesz

Oh ok. This is the original question.

See the thread with your other question here: http://www.mathhelpforum.com/math-he...ximations.html