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A: Calculus (integration [multiplication])

lab bhattacharjeeHINT: $$\sqrt{e^x+1}=u\implies e^x+1=u^2$$

 
U-Sub?‏‏‏‏‏‏‏‏‏
 
@Hello, Yes, any confusion?
 
I get to $2\sqrt{e^x+1}$. Now what?
 
@Hello, $\int e^{2x} \sqrt{e^x+1}dx=\int(u^2-1)u\ 2udu$
 
How do you do that?
 
6:27 AM
@Hello, $$e^x-1=u^2\implies e^xdx=2u\ du, e^x=u^2-1$$
 
Hi
 
I'm still confused what to do from 2√e^x+1
 
We have sqrt(e^x+1) =u, right?
 
yes
i did usub and ended up with 2√u
 
6:35 AM
Why sqrt?
 
wait
i didnt have the sqrt with u
i was taught not to include them
so i got 2√u
@labbhattacharjee
 
no what
 
I don't understand u
 
how so
 
6:41 AM
Repalce sqrt(x^2+1)=u, e^x=u^2-1, e^xdx=2u du
 
what level of math would you say this question is for?
 
indefinite integral
elementary
 
precalc?
 
not pre
 
i just finished precalc and this question is part of my summer assignment
 
6:46 AM
not sure
 
about what
 
the syllabus
 
ah. whatever that isn't important
but how can i do it without the sqrt for u
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7:55 AM
Why don't u the steps I mentioned
 
i got the answer. lol thanks
 

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