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How do you integrate e^(2y)dx?

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bonus if you can give the solution for the following:

find the area region bounded by y=e^-x,y=1,y=2,x=2 rotated about y=2

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  1. If e^(2y)dx is really what you meant, then the answer is x * e^(2y). The differential is with respect to x, so all other variables are held as constants.

    If you meant dy, then the answer is (1/2)e^(2y).

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