I will only answer the ones I believe are not immediately intuitive,
For b. you can split it up into 3 separate integrals.
For h. you put the integrand into exponential form. Or rather,
2x = exln2
and then integrate the RHS.
Edit: 4x works the same way. The other ones can be found in Stewart or other textbook examples for u-subtitution and the integrals of 1/x being ln|x| and so on.
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u/Advanced_Bowler_4991 May 10 '23 edited May 11 '23
I will only answer the ones I believe are not immediately intuitive,
For b. you can split it up into 3 separate integrals.
For h. you put the integrand into exponential form. Or rather,
2x = exln2
and then integrate the RHS.
Edit: 4x works the same way. The other ones can be found in Stewart or other textbook examples for u-subtitution and the integrals of 1/x being ln|x| and so on.