The integral \(\int e^x(x+1)\ln x \ dx\) can be effectively approached by splitting it into two separate integrals: \(\int xe^x \ln x \ dx\) and \(\int e^x \ln x \ dx\). Utilizing the integration by parts technique on each integral simplifies the problem significantly. This method allows for a clearer path to solving the original integral without the need for multiplication or complex manipulation.
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For starters, I would split it into two integrals and see if integration by parts works on each one.BrownianMan said:[tex]\[\int e^x(x+1)\ln x \ dx \][/tex]
Not sure how to approach this. Would I have to multiply it out first?