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The conclusion follows.
More generally:
Let
So
Question the integal of x over the square root of (x+1) dx
Okay, this makes more sense.
Substitute
i'm not sure how to approach this. any help would be greatly appreciated!
integral of e^[-(x-1/2z)^2] dx
Sure. This makes sense if
That means that we're talking about the famous gaussian integral:
This can be proven in many ways. Polar transform is the common one.
Looks like solutions are contained on the interval
Nasty, eh.
Anyway, graph the equation, you'll see.
Okay, here's a solution:
Substitute
The integral becomes to
The conclusion follows.
You have to solve first the linear ODE, do you know what's the Integrating Factor?
It means you to apply the Leibniz Rule for differentiation under the integral sign. Do you know what is it?
With some simple calculations yields
I think you can take it from there.
All you need to do is apply integration by parts.
My home town is Santiago, the capital of Chile.
Aha, I think the main post doesn't make sense, could be Spamming.
I've seen several forums which LaTeX and text are almost aligned.
Well, I hope you may do something if you can ^^
This appears when you post

But the second option, never it's activated be itself, one must do it by manual.
I was askin' if you could set a function in the profile such each member may activate that option to not clickin' it when we're posting.
You should write
so we want to find
which will be our primitive function.
To integrate
for a suitable
set a trig. substitution.
It's not so bad, but it could be better.
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Yes, I'm from Chile and spanish is my mother language.
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So, would you like to take part in a spanish math forum?
Bien, entonces no creo que haya problemas en que me entiendas ahora ^^
Te gustaría participar en un foro matemático de habla hispana?
Mmm... I see people are not giving many opinions.
So, can you increase the dimensions?
What about the size?
You're welcome.
Thanks both of you for the welcome.
Aha, good.
lightning, it's "me llamo".
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What about you Jane?, do you know more than "yo"?
Of course there's nothing wrong, it's more interesting to compute limits without him.
When you post, below appears the option "Subscribe to this topic".
Is there a way that the Administrator may set a function on the Profile to predetermine this?
Why this happens?
If
thenCan you see that LaTeX formula is upper than the text?
Does anybody here speak spanish?
Hi, my name is Alejandro and I'm from Chile.
It's good to take part on this forum, Math Rules!