How do you find the integral of (1+e2x)12?

1 Answer
Oct 6, 2015

((1+e2x)12)dx=23e2(1+e2x)32

Explanation:

Integrate by method of substitution.

Solution:
(1) Let u = 1+e2x
(2) Take the square of u, hence, u2=1+e2x
(3) Take the derivative of both sides, hence, 2udu=e2dx
(4) Substitute 'u' and 'du' to the original differential eqn.
u2ue2du
(5) Integrate, 2e2u2du=23e2u3
(6) Replace 'u' in terms of 'x' by using the defined value of 'u'
((1+e2x)12)dx=23e2(1+e2x)32