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integral of e^x is e^x
now the upper limit and the lower limits are ln9 and ln5. So you will have to put the value of the limits instead of x
therefore, [e^(ln9) - e^(ln5)]
=> 9-5 = 4
since e^(ln9) =9 and e^(ln5)=5 because the base of ln is e
now the upper limit and the lower limits are ln9 and ln5. So you will have to put the value of the limits instead of x
therefore, [e^(ln9) - e^(ln5)]
=> 9-5 = 4
since e^(ln9) =9 and e^(ln5)=5 because the base of ln is e
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∫ e^x [ln5, ln9]
e^x [ln5, ln9]
e^(ln9) - e^ln(5)
9 - 5
4
e^x [ln5, ln9]
e^(ln9) - e^ln(5)
9 - 5
4