Integrate 10e^2x

Integrate 10e^2x

To integrate 10e^2x, also written as ∫10e2x dx, we notice that "10" is a constant multiplier.

Move the constant multiplier outside.

We bring the constant multiplier outside of the integral; hence, we get a simpler version that is the same thing.

Using this general rule for exponentials.

We use this general rule for integrating an exponential.

Integration answer with square brackets.

Hence, the answer is this. The constant multiplier remains outside of the brackets.

Simplify

We then simplify and remove the brackets.

Answer

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