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Hi, there is a question, you say that i need to integrate from 0 to 1 x square plus 1 e raised to the power minus x dx.
00:13
So, this is a clear case of integration by part.
00:18
So, let us first separate it out x square e raised to the power minus x dx plus e raised to the power minus x dx, let us say i equal to i1 plus i2.
00:32
This has definite, this is definitely the easiest calculation to do because its integration is coming out to be e raised to the power minus x plus c, but 0 to 1, so that means c will not be included, we will be looking it afterwards.
00:51
Let us first concentrate on i1 and equation number 1, i will be writing this.
00:58
I1 is 0 to 1 x square e raised to the power minus x dx.
01:04
Now, using integration by parts, this is first function, this is second function.
01:13
So, according to integration by part, it will be 0 to 1 first function integration of second function minus integration of differentiation of first function, integration of second function and whole integration.
01:35
This is first function, this is the second function.
01:42
So, from 0 to 1 x square integration of this is minus e raised to the power minus x minus its differentiation is 2x and its integration is same, so it will be plus e raised to the power minus x, 2 will be taken out and dx.
02:02
Again, from 0 to 1 minus x square e raised to the power minus x plus 2, again this is first function, this is the second function...