Calculus

Evaluate the limit of I(a), if a goes to infinite. I(a) is definite integral of (2x-3)*e^x, ifx=-a to x=0

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Find the integral of the function y=sinx*cos(3x)*cos^2 x-cos(3x)*sin^3 x?

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Definite integral of x^2/sqrt(x^3+1), between 2 and 3, gives=?

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What is the strategy used to evaluate the trigonometric integral of the function y=sin^4x?

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What is indefinite integral of f(x)=(x^5+2)/(x^2-1)?

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solve the equation Integral sin^2xdx+Integral cos^2xdx=(x^3-4x)/(x-2)

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Evaluate the indefinite integral of the fraction 1/(16x^2+24x+9)?

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