How do you do this
\(\int\;x^{4/x}\;dx\)
Thanks in advance :)
Integrate x^(4/x)
(no result found in terms of standard mathematical functions)
I have had a long look at this one - I think the integral is intractable.Which means you can't solve it algebraically. Did this one crop up in a text book?
Thanks guests
I don't remember where it came from. I asked it once before, a very long time ago. I got no responses.
I saw it in my watchlist and I just thought I'd ask again. :)