Integral of y^x dx
The solution
Detail solution
PiecewiseRule(subfunctions=[(ExpRule(base=y, exp=x, context=y**x, symbol=x), Ne(log(y), 0)), (ConstantRule(constant=1, context=1, symbol=x), True)], context=y**x, symbol=x)
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Add the constant of integration:
{log(y)yxxforlog(y)=0otherwise+constant
The answer is:
{log(y)yxxforlog(y)=0otherwise+constant
The answer (Indefinite)
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/ // x \
| || y |
| x ||------ for log(y) != 0|
| y dx = C + |
∫yxdx=C+{log(y)yxxforlog(y)=0otherwise
/ 1 y
|- ------ + ------ for Or(And(y >= 0, y < 1), y > 1)
< log(y) log(y)
|
\ 1 otherwise
{log(y)y−log(y)11for(y≥0∧y<1)∨y>1otherwise
=
/ 1 y
|- ------ + ------ for Or(And(y >= 0, y < 1), y > 1)
< log(y) log(y)
|
\ 1 otherwise
{log(y)y−log(y)11for(y≥0∧y<1)∨y>1otherwise
Piecewise((-1/log(y) + y/log(y), (y > 1)∨((y >= 0)∧(y < 1))), (1, True))
Use the examples entering the upper and lower limits of integration.