\( \begin{array}{l}x e^{\sin x} \\ x e^{u} \quad u=\sin x \\ x e^{u}+e^{u} \quad \frac{d u}{d x}=\cos x \\ u=x \\ u^{\prime}=1>v=e^{u} \\ =x v^{s}=e^{u} \\ =x \cos x e^{u}+\cos x e^{u} \\ x \cos x e^{\sin x}+\cos x e^{\sin x}\end{array} \)
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