Integrate (x)(e^x) with respect to x and then integrate (x)(e^x) with respect to y.

i) By integration by parts, we see that it equals (x)(e^x)-(e^x)+C, where C denotes the constant of integration. ii) (x)(y)(e^x)+C, where C denotes the constant of integration.

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