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Solution:
Let
I=∫√xe√xdx Substituting
√x=t, we get:
dx=dt ⇒dx=2tdt ∴I=∫t×et×2tdt Integrating by parts, taking
t2 as the first function and
et as the second function, we get:
⇒I=2[t2etdt−∫(t2‌∫etdt)dt]+C ⇒I=2t2et−4‌∫tetdt +C Integrating
∫tetdt by parts, we get:
⇒I=2t2et−4[tetdt−∫(tetdt)dt] +C ⇒I=2t2et−4(tet−et)+C ⇒I=(2t2−4t+4)et+C Back substituting
√x=t, we get:
⇒I=(2x−4√x+4)e√x+C
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