what is the interval in which the integral from 0 to 1e^x^2 lies
Amlan Kumar , 7 Years ago
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I have found an easy way to find the interval.
for the interval [0,1] the function e^x^2 always lies between e^x and xe^x^2.
so integrating the functions in the common interval 0 to 1
we obtain that it lies in the open interval ((e-1)/2,(e-1).
i hope that this solution is logically correct and the reader can understand it carefully.
-Amlan Kumar
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