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Evaluate $$I=int frac{7x^4+2}{x^8-e^{7x}}dx$$



My try: we have $$I=int e^{-7x} times frac{7x^4+2}{x^8e^{-7x}-1}dx$$



I tried to use substitution $xe^{-x}=t$ but of no use.



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    Evaluate $$I=int frac{7x^4+2}{x^8-e^{7x}}dx$$



    My try: we have $$I=int e^{-7x} times frac{7x^4+2}{x^8e^{-7x}-1}dx$$



    I tried to use substitution $xe^{-x}=t$ but of no use.



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      Evaluate $$I=int frac{7x^4+2}{x^8-e^{7x}}dx$$



      My try: we have $$I=int e^{-7x} times frac{7x^4+2}{x^8e^{-7x}-1}dx$$



      I tried to use substitution $xe^{-x}=t$ but of no use.



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      Evaluate $$I=int frac{7x^4+2}{x^8-e^{7x}}dx$$



      My try: we have $$I=int e^{-7x} times frac{7x^4+2}{x^8e^{-7x}-1}dx$$



      I tried to use substitution $xe^{-x}=t$ but of no use.



      any clue?







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          I don't think it has a closed form. A series form solution to a more general integral in terms of upper incomplete gamma functions is:
          $$int frac {at^4+2b}{t^8-be^t} dt = sum_{k=0}^∞ frac {1}{b^k(k+1)^{8k+1}}(frac {a}{b}frac {Gamma [8k+5, (k+1)t]}{(k+1)^4} + 2Gamma [8k+1,(k+1)t])$$






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            I don't think it has a closed form. A series form solution to a more general integral in terms of upper incomplete gamma functions is:
            $$int frac {at^4+2b}{t^8-be^t} dt = sum_{k=0}^∞ frac {1}{b^k(k+1)^{8k+1}}(frac {a}{b}frac {Gamma [8k+5, (k+1)t]}{(k+1)^4} + 2Gamma [8k+1,(k+1)t])$$






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              I don't think it has a closed form. A series form solution to a more general integral in terms of upper incomplete gamma functions is:
              $$int frac {at^4+2b}{t^8-be^t} dt = sum_{k=0}^∞ frac {1}{b^k(k+1)^{8k+1}}(frac {a}{b}frac {Gamma [8k+5, (k+1)t]}{(k+1)^4} + 2Gamma [8k+1,(k+1)t])$$






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                I don't think it has a closed form. A series form solution to a more general integral in terms of upper incomplete gamma functions is:
                $$int frac {at^4+2b}{t^8-be^t} dt = sum_{k=0}^∞ frac {1}{b^k(k+1)^{8k+1}}(frac {a}{b}frac {Gamma [8k+5, (k+1)t]}{(k+1)^4} + 2Gamma [8k+1,(k+1)t])$$






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                I don't think it has a closed form. A series form solution to a more general integral in terms of upper incomplete gamma functions is:
                $$int frac {at^4+2b}{t^8-be^t} dt = sum_{k=0}^∞ frac {1}{b^k(k+1)^{8k+1}}(frac {a}{b}frac {Gamma [8k+5, (k+1)t]}{(k+1)^4} + 2Gamma [8k+1,(k+1)t])$$







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