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What will be integration of e^(x^3) ?

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  1. The indefinite integral

    ∫ e^(x³) dx

    cannot be expressed in terms of elementary functions. There is a special function (the exponential integral) in terms of which this integral can be expressed.

    You could integrate term-by-term the Taylor series expansion of e^(x³) to obtain the Taylor series expansion for this integral. (It  will be slow to converge for large |x| if you use the series expansion about x=0.)


  2. type it into mathematica online integrator:

    http://integrals.wolfram.com/index.jsp

  3. I checked this integral on mathematica and get the following result...

    -x Gamma[1/3,-x^3]/[3(-x^3)^(1/3)]

    where Gamma[1/3,-x^3] is a special function

    hope this gets you started

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