Original post by MbunjiK
intergrate e^x^2
If you mean e^(x^2) then this integral can’t be expressed in terms of elementary functions - basically it can’t be integrated at A Level.
If you mean (e^x)^2 then this is equal to e^(2x) which can be integrated.
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