Friday, February 18, 2011

integral [(4^x + 10^x)/ 2^x]dx show steps

We know that  (i) Integral (a^x) = (a^x)/ln(a) +C1 and Integral {u(x)+v(x)}dx= Integral u(x) dx+ Integral v(x) +C2


We use the results of the diffrential calculus to resolve


Integral [[4^x+10^x)/2^x] dx.


= Integral { (2^x)(2^x)+5^x)(2^x)]/2^x}dx


=Integral{(2^x+5^x)*2^x/2^x} dx


=Integral(2^x+5^x)dx, . Now using the results ar (ii),


=Integral(2^x)dx+Integral(5^x) dx


= [2^x/(ln2) +C1] +[5^x/(ln5) + C2], C1 and C2 are constants of integration.


=2^x/(ln2)+5^x/(ln5) + C , where C = C1+C2  is the constant of integration.

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