Integral of x^n e^(-x) | MIT 18.01SC Single Variable Calculus, Fall 2010

[breakdancer100]

Am I the only one that gets horny watching this?

[omicron8251]

by the way, via the dominated convergence theorem which says that since e^x dominates x^n in the limit as x goes to infinity, the convergence of series is guaranteed?

[Alternativerealm]

I somehow like Math again.

[OrangutanNationz]

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[GustavoSegundoG]

I can spend hours looking her recitations. Actually I did.

[stan021]

Probably integral from R to infinity of e^-(1/2*x) dx = -2*e^-(1/2*x) + Constant. I think that infinity is not a number.

[leoqaz003]

Great videos.

[iftoledo]

Very good lection, and presented by a Delightfully pretty teacher much better

[sanGuziy]

I would take n+2

[ehasko]

Well done! I really enjoyed how you solved this!

[twstdelf]

O.O ... [crawls back to college algebra]...