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Manda xoxo
I think i should do this by parts but it just seems to get worse :
e^(1/x)/x^2 ???
Any help would be great.. thanks xoxo
e^(1/x)/x^2 ???
Any help would be great.. thanks xoxo
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nit
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that's simply integral of e^u.du/dx, where u =1/x
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Manda xoxo
Ahhh i see it now... thanks xoxo
CrashOveride
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Yes, there should. Final result: -e^(1/x) + C, for some constant C.