5.3 Integration | Natural Log (ln) - Ex.2

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http://www.rootmath.org | Calculus

Here we find an anti-derivative (indefinite integral) for a function involving a fraction and e to a power. To do this we use u-substitution and the natural log rule for integrals.

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  • why are you allowed to pull the-1/6 out?

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