#1) what is the area of the region that lies under y= xe^(-x^2),
over 0 greater than or equal to x less than or equal to 3
#2) What is the graph of definite integral (lnx)^2 dx between 1 and e?
3#) what is the antiderivative of ln2?
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#1) what is the area of the region that lies under y= xe^(-x^2),
over 0 greater than or equal to x less than or equal to 3
#2) What is the graph of definite integral (lnx)^2 dx between 1 and e?
3#) what is the antiderivative of ln2?
#1) Not very clear to me (Thinking)
#2) You can integrate lnē(x) by parts using u'(x)=1 and v(x)=lnē(x)
3#) ln(2) being a constant, its antiderivative is ln(2) x + constant
