Integrals of Exponential Functions
Integration of e^xloga
Let's consider the integral of e^xloga. We can rewrite this as:
e^xloga = (e^loga)^x = a^x
Therefore, the integral of e^xloga is:
∫ e^xloga dx = ∫ a^x dx = (a^x / ln a) + C
Integration of e^alogx
Next, we'll look at the integral of e^alogx. We can rewrite this as:
e^alogx = (e^a)^logx = x^a
Therefore, the integral of e^alogx is:
∫ e^alogx dx = ∫ x^a dx = (x^(a+1) / (a+1)) + C
Integration of e^aloga
Finally, we'll examine the integral of e^aloga. We can rewrite this as:
e^aloga = (e^a)^loga = a^a
Therefore, the integral of e^aloga is:
∫ e^aloga dx = ∫ a^a dx = (a^a / ln a) + C
Conclusion
Depending on the form of the exponential function, we can use different techniques to integrate it. By understanding the properties of exponential functions, we can simplify the integrals and find their antiderivatives.