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oh yeah, it should be added, because its (x^2/a)e^ax - ((2x/a^2)e^ax - ∫ (2/a)e^ax) so its + the third term. sorry my bad, fixed it i always forget those little minus signs... *sigh*
#8 this is probably totally wrong but:
(x^2/a)e^ax - (2x/a^2)e^ax + (2/a^3)e^ax + C
sorry for the rubbish way of typing it... wish i knew how to put in the proper formula font :S
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I'm Currently studying Astrophysics at Glasgow University so hopefully ill be able to help others out and probably ask enough questions of my own lol
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