Integral of xe^-x^2 from 0 to infinity. 💪

Integrate xe^-x^2 from negative infinity to infinity. The answer is 1/2. This function is also expressed as xe^(-x^2). This is a Gaussian function that is common in calculus, physics, and chemistry.
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[@ElJeremo]

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[@draymondgreen7606]

Dam man coming from a person that's trying to learn from your video you talk and went way to fast by the time I got what the first U stood for you said good bye and cheers😂🤷

[@brainynerdtutor1626]

Sorry I'm trying to work on that. Maybe if I drink less tea before making the videos it'll help.

[@draymondgreen7606]

@@brainynerdtutor1626 instead of tea maybe you could figure that out by using Lambert's W 😅🤷