find the antiderivative of x^2e^(3x)

[Martingale]

for the antiderivative of the second part then I would get

(2x/3)(e^3x/3)-(e^3x/3)((2/3)dx)

you really need to put an integral sign in there

[yabo2k]

I have them on my paper but I don't know how to put it into the computer. But I guess this is where I get stuck. I don't see how it can go any further than my first answer

[Martingale]

I have them on my paper but I don't know how to put it into the computer. But I guess this is where I get stuck. I don't see how it can go any further than my first answer

for the antiderivative of the second part then I would get

(2x/3)(e^3x/3)-(e^3x/3)((2/3)dx)

you really need to put an integral sign in there

[yabo2k]

so did you find u, du, dv, and v again to get (2e^3x)/27

[Martingale]

so did you find u, du, dv, and v again to get (2e^3x)/27

no...not for the last part. just used the fact that one last time

[yabo2k]

so my final answer would be

((x^2e^3x)/3)-((2xe^3x)/9)-((2e^3x)/27)+C

[Martingale]

so my final answer would be

((x^2e^3x)/3)-((2xe^3x)/9)-((2e^3x)/27)+C

almost..check the sign on the (2e^3x)/27 term

[yabo2k]

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You have it as a subtraction. So where did i go wrong?

[Martingale]

You have it as a subtraction. So where did i go wrong?[/quote]

I have a subtraction for this small part of the problem. Combine this with the full problem.

[Martingale]

did you see this post of mine?