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what is the integral of lnx?
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The discussion revolves around the integration of the natural logarithm function, specifically focusing on the integral of ln(x). Participants explore the method of integration by parts, detailing the steps involved in the process.
The discussion appears to have a general agreement on the method of integration by parts, but there is a moment of uncertainty regarding a specific step in the process. The initial confusion is resolved by the participant who questioned it.
Some assumptions about the integration process and the definitions of variables are not explicitly stated, which may affect the clarity of the discussion.
Students or individuals seeking assistance with integration techniques, particularly those involving logarithmic functions.
lonewolf i think i am wrong but i need your verification on that.Originally posted by loop quantum gravity
i got it, thanks.
edit: just one problem shouldn't this be ∫u*dv/dx=∫1 ?