Mathematics, 24.08.2019 10:20 hallee25

Evaluate the integral:
\[\int\limits_{}^{}ye ^{0.2y}dy\]
the problem we are having is the antiderivative of
\[e ^{0.2y}.\] we decided to split the problem into:
u = y
\[uv = e^{0.2y}\]
we just aren't sure where to go from here. ?

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Evaluate the integral:
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