Integral of sqrt(e^x)

Integral of sqrt(e^x)
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[maryamazeez]

thank you you just give the answer right and simple

[diskar-Tip]

Thanks save a lot of trouble, easy to learn

[matthewpolice]

I believe the natural exponent rule that you used only applies to integers as the exponent. The method I used was U-Sub with x/2 as U and I reached the same answer but I wasn't sure if it was coincidence or an aspect of that rule I'm not aware of.

[munireach]

How about if inside the square root e^x^2

[decsalkh]

Uhaaa right!
Btw, thank u very much👏🏼💓

[itwaaky]

hellow .... what is integral of root (e^x)/(1+e^x)

[harshrastogi]

Bhi konsi english use kr rhaa kuch smjme nahi ara asi video m bna bhi .

[decsalkh]

Why u dont use u-substitution then the answer will be 2.e^1/2x +C ???

[indranathmukherjee]

13 years old Indresh also could solve this one correctly.