1. Determine the new limits of integration for the substitution $t = e^x$.
When x=0, t=e0=1.
When x=1, t=e1=e.
Therefore,
∫01e2xtan−1(ex)dx=∫1ettan−1(t)dt
2. Apply integration by parts.
We use integration by parts for ∫ttan−1(t)dt.
Let u=tan−1(t) and dtdv=t.
Then dtdu=1+t21 and v=21t2.
∫1ettan−1(t)dt=[21t2tan−1(t)]1e−∫1e2(1+t2)t2dt
3. Simplify and integrate the rational function.
To integrate 1+t2t2, we rewrite the numerator:
∫1+t2t2dt=∫1+t2(t2+1)−1dt=∫(1−1+t21)dt
=t−tan−1(t)
Substituting this back into our definite integral:
∫1ettan−1(t)dt=[21t2tan−1(t)−21(t−tan−1(t))]1e
=[21(t2+1)tan−1(t)−21t]1e
4. Substitute the limits and evaluate to find the exact value.
Substitute the limits t=e and t=1:
(21(e2+1)tan−1(e)−21e)−(21(12+1)tan−1(1)−21(1))
Since tan−1(1)=4π:
=21(e2+1)tan−1(e)−21e−(4π−21)
=21(e2+1)tan−1(e)−21e−4π+21
答案21(e2+1)tan−1(e)−21e−4π+21