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Question Number 78766 by M±th+et£s last updated on 20/Jan/20

∫2 e^(1/(2(x−2)^2 ))  dx

2e12(x2)2dx

Answered by MJS last updated on 20/Jan/20

2∫e^(1/(2(x−2)^2 )) dx=       [t=2−x → dx=−dt]  =−2∫e^(1/(2t^2 )) dt=       by parts:       u′=1 → u=t       v=e^(1/(2t^2 ))  → v′=−(e^(1/(2t^2 )) /t^3 )  =−2te^(1/(2t^2 )) +2∫−(e^(1/(2t^2 )) /t^2 )dt=       [u=(1/((√2)t)) → dt=−(√2)t^2 du]  =−2te^(1/(2t^2 )) +(√(2π))∫((2e^u^2  )/(√π))du=  =−2te^(1/(2t^2 )) +(√(2π))erfi u =  =−2te^(1/(2t^2 )) +(√(2π))erfi (1/((√2)t))=  =−2(2−x)e^(1/(2(2−x)^2 )) +(√(2π))erfi ((√2)/(2(2−x))) +C

2e12(x2)2dx=[t=2xdx=dt]=2e12t2dt=byparts:u=1u=tv=e12t2v=e12t2t3=2te12t2+2e12t2t2dt=[u=12tdt=2t2du]=2te12t2+2π2eu2πdu==2te12t2+2πerfiu==2te12t2+2πerfi12t==2(2x)e12(2x)2+2πerfi22(2x)+C

Commented by mind is power last updated on 20/Jan/20

Nice

Nice

Commented by M±th+et£s last updated on 20/Jan/20

thank you sir

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