Numerical Integration with Infinity as the upper limit

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Kultar Sall on 14 Mar 2018

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Answered: Jim Riggs on 14 Mar 2018

How can I integrate this without the use of syms. I need to sub values into the final integrated equation and be able to plot the results on a graph.

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Jim Riggs on 14 Mar 2018

This integral is easy to solve. Try using your math skills

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f(x) = 8*e^(-x/10) dx

Integral f(x) = -80*e^(-x/10) + C

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