Ta L.

asked • 11/15/21

Indefinite integration

Find the indefinite integral for the following:


(indefinite integral) (6)/(8e^x+4)dx


Thank you in advance

Bradford T.

Need to add parenthesis, because this can be taken about 4 different ways.
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11/15/21

Ta L.

(6)/(8e^x+4)
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Ta L.

hope that helps...thank you
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Joel L.

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Mr. Bradford means if +4 is a part of the exponent or another term in the denominator? It looks like it another term, 6/(8(e^x)+4) and not 6/(8e^(x+4)). Right?
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