Evaluate the integral. int-x4^(-3x)dx Answer:

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Evaluate the integral.  int-x4^(-3x)dx Answer:

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Identify Integral: Identify the integral to be solved. We need to evaluate the integral of the function -x^4 * e^(-3x) with respect to x. I = ∫-x^4 * e^(-3x) dxApply Integration by Parts: Apply integration by parts. Integration by parts formula is ∫u dv = uv - ∫v du, where u and dv are parts of the integrand. Let's choose u = -x^4 (so that du = -4x^3 dx) and dv = e^(-3x) dx (so that v = -1/3 e^(-3x) after integrating).Differentiate and Integrate: Differentiate u and integrate dv. Differentiate u to find du: u = -x^4 du = -4x^3 dx  Integrate dv to find v: dv = e^(-3x) dx v = -1/3 e^(-3x)Apply Integration by Parts: Apply the integration by parts formula. Now we can apply the integration by parts formula: I = uv - ∫v du I = (-x^4) * (-1/3 e^(-3x)) - ∫(-1/3 e^(-3x)) * (-4x^3) dx I = (1/3)x^4 * e^(-3x) - ∫4/3 x^3 * e^(-3x) dxRepeat Integration by Parts: Repeat integration by parts for the remaining integral. We need to apply integration by parts again to the integral ∫4/3 x^3 * e^(-3x) dx. Let's choose u = x^3 (so that du = 3x^2 dx) and dv = 4/3 e^(-3x) dx (so that v = -4/9 e^(-3x) after integrating).Differentiate and Integrate: Differentiate u and integrate dv for the second application of integration by parts. Differentiate u to find du: u = x^3 du = 3x^2 dx  Integrate dv to find v: dv = 4/3 e^(-3x) dx v = -4/9 e^(-3x)Apply Integration by Parts: Apply the integration by parts formula for the second time. Now we can apply the integration by parts formula again: I = (1/3)x^4 * e^(-3x) - ((x^3) * (-4/9 e^(-3x)) - ∫(-4/9 e^(-3x)) * (3x^2) dx) I = (1/3)x^4 * e^(-3x) + (4/9)x^3 * e^(-3x) - ∫-4/3 x^2 * e^(-3x) dxNotice Pattern: Notice a pattern and generalize the integration by parts. We can see a pattern emerging. Each time we apply integration by parts, the power of x decreases by one, and we get a new integral with the next lower power of x. We can continue this process until we reach the integral of a constant times e^(-3x), which can be integrated directly.Continue Integration by Parts: Continue the pattern until the power of x is zero. Following the pattern, we would continue with integration by parts until we reach the integral of e^(-3x), which is -1/3 e^(-3x). However, to avoid an excessively long solution, we will not write out all the steps. Instead, we will summarize the result of this repeated integration by parts process.Write Final Result: Write the final result with the constant of integration. The final result of the repeated integration by parts, including the constant of integration C, is: I = (1/3)x^4 * e^(-3x) + (4/9)x^3 * e^(-3x) - (4/9)x^2 * e^(-3x) * (2/3) + (8/27)x * e^(-3x) - (8/27) * e^(-3x) * (1/3) + C Simplifying, we get: I = (1/3)x^4 * e^(-3x) + (4/9)x^3 * e^(-3x) - (8/27)x^2 * e^(-3x) + (8/27)x * e^(-3x) - (8/81) * e^(-3x) + C

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