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I know how to do a u substitution, but can it be applied to this equation?
The integral of (e^(3/x))/(x^2) is
To solve this integral, you can use the substitution method. Let u = 3/x, then du = -3/x^2 dx. This will transform the integral into the form of ∫e^u du, which can be easily solved using the power rule.
The domain of (e^(3/x))/(x^2) is all real numbers except 0. This is because the function is undefined at x = 0 due to the presence of x^2 in the denominator.
No, the integral of (e^(3/x))/(x^2) cannot be further simplified. However, you can use integration by parts to solve it in a different form.
The function (e^(3/x))/(x^2) has significance in mathematical analysis and probability theory. It represents the probability density function of the inverse chi-squared distribution and is used to model data in various fields such as finance and engineering.