Is the following statement true? If so, can someone help me see why this is the case?
$\int_0^T x^k \exp(-x/x_0) dx = \Gamma(k + 1)x_0^k$
Is the following statement true? If so, can someone help me see why this is the case?
$\int_0^T x^k \exp(-x/x_0) dx = \Gamma(k + 1)x_0^k$
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$$I=\int_0^T x^k\,e^{-\frac{x}{x_0}} dx=x_0^{(k+1)}\int_0^{\frac T{x_0}} t^k\,e^{-t}\,dt$$ $$I=x_0^{(k+1)} \Big[\Gamma (k+1)-\Gamma \left(k+1,\frac{T}{x_0}\right)\Big]$$