hummm.
so...
u=sin(lnt) du=cos(lnt)(1/t)dt
v=t dv=dt
intergration of sin(lnt)dt =
tsin(lnt)- ∫tcos(lnt)(1/t)dt (and then do integration by parts again?)
could you just tell me if i took the derivative of u correctly? thank you so much by the way~ :)
we are doing 'integration by parts' right now. but we never learned anything like this. (having a function inside a function).
would u=lnx du=1/x .. v= ? dv = sin... ?
please help.
Hi. I'm new here. :) I was wondering if anyone could help me out with this problem...
i'm supposed to find the region bounded by:
y=x+1
y=e^-x
x=1
i think i should find the other point of intersection but i forgot to do that (i haven't taken a math course for about 4 years).
please help!