Is this solvable with intermediate calculus?
$ \int x^{x} dx $
Integration
Re: Integration
Please try putting $x=e^a$ ,then it will be $\int e^{ae^a} dx$
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Re: Integration
If you have solved, please post a full solution so that we can discuss about it.
Re: Integration
I just came up with some ideas, so I shared it............
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Re: Integration
It's ok. actually I also tried it to solve using $ ln $ but could'nt progress after some point
Re: Integration
I came to know this is a nonelementary function which does not have any antiderivatve....