Higher mathematics
Exponential definite integral
Exponential definite integral represents the accumulated effect of a continuously varying quantity over an interval.
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∫ₐᵇeᵏˣdx = (eᵏᵇ−eᵏᵃ)/k
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What it means
Exponential definite integral represents the accumulated effect of a continuously varying quantity over an interval.
How it works and where it is used
Use this calculation for calculating area, accumulated quantities, work, and average function values.