Answer to Question #32992 in Integral Calculus for Aaron Okievs

Question #32992
Integrate with respect to x: ∫ x^2 e^3x dx

a. e^3x/3(x^2-2x/3)+c

b. e^3x/3 (x^2-2x/3+2/9)+c - yes* (let me know if this is correct)

c. e^3x/3 (x-2x/3+2/9)+c

d. e^3x/3 (x^2-2x/3+2/7)+c
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Expert's answer
2013-07-08T09:01:16-0400
You're absolutely right, the correct answer is b.
To find this integral you need to perform integration by partial fractions twice.
To learn about integration by partial fractions please watch our video coveting that topic:


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