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30pts! Brainliest! Calculus 2!

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Substitute 1/x with u
dx = -x^2 du
-1/4 integral of e^u•du
Apply exponential rule -(e^u)/4
Undo the substitution u is 1/x
Answer is (-(e^1/x)/4 ) + C

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