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assuming you mean (1/5) e^(-x/5) and not 1/(5e^(-x/5)),
integram ((a*e^(bx) ) = (a/b)e^(bx) + C where C is a constant
so, a = 1/5
b= (-1/5)
so integral = -e^(-x/5) + C
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| April 27, 2009 08:49 AM |
integram ((a*e^(bx) ) = (a/b)e^(bx) + C where C is a constant
so, a = 1/5
b= (-1/5)
so integral = -e^(-x/5) + C
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