The functions y = ex and y = x^ex* don't have elementary antiderivatives, but y = (4x² + 1) e** does. Evaluate the following integral. (Use C for the constant of integration.) [((x¹+1) ex) dx

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The functions y = ex and y = xªe don't have elementary antiderivatives, but y = (4x¹ + 1) exª does. Evaluate the following integral. (Use C for the constant of integration.)
[((²x² + 1) 0+¹) αx
dx
X
x Remember to use capital C.
Transcribed Image Text:The functions y = ex and y = xªe don't have elementary antiderivatives, but y = (4x¹ + 1) exª does. Evaluate the following integral. (Use C for the constant of integration.) [((²x² + 1) 0+¹) αx dx X x Remember to use capital C.
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