The integral e^x (x-1/2x^2) dx is equal to: Option 1: e^x/x + C, where C is constant of integration Option 2: e^x/2x + C, where C is constant of integration Option 3: e^x x + C, where C is constant of integration Option 4: x^2 e^x + C, where C is constant of integration

The answer is 'e^x/2x + C, where C is constant of integration'. View full solution:

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Calculus

Medium

$\frac{e^x}{x} + C$ , where C is constant of integration

$\frac{e^x}{2x} + C$ , where C is constant of integration

$e^x x + C$ , where C is constant of integration

$x^2 e^x + C$ , where C is constant of integration

✅ Correct Option: 2