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This document discusses integrating exponential functions. It begins with a preface and then provides examples of integrating exponential functions using a general formula. The examples demonstrate how to integrate various exponential functions step-by-step.
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- 1. THE INTEGRATION OF EXPONENTIAL FUNCTIONS
- 2. PREFACE
- 3. Examples
- 5. Examples 1
- 6. Examples 2
- 7. Example 3
- 8. Example 4