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Question : \int_{5}^{8} 2x^2 e^{4x} dx∫ ​5
​8
​​ 2x
​2
​​ e
​4x
​​ dx
e^{20}(481e^{12} - 181)e
​20
​​ (481e
​12
​​ −181)
\frac{1}{16}e^{20}(481e^{12} - 181)
​16

​1
​​ e
​20
​​ (481e
​12
​​ −181)
\frac{1}{4}e^{20}(481e^{12} - 181)
​4

​1
​​ e
​20
​​ (481e
​12
​​ −181)
\frac{1}{8}e^{20}(481e^{12} - 181)
​8

​1
​​ e
​20
​​ (481e
​12
​​ −181)
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Question : \int_{5}^{8} 2x^2 e^{4x} dx∫ ​5
​8
​​ 2x
​2
​​ e
​4x
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