Integrating ln(x+1) with Integration by Parts

[noobie!]

which book you are using?
Most calculus books have like +200 integration questions ... You can always go to the library and find Stewart etc.
http://www.stewartcalculus.com/

I remember looking for some practice sites but wasn't really successful.

And, you don't need to know the answers for all the questions you solve.

hmm..rootx..do we have a special formula to factorize out for cubic equation?for example (x^3 + 27)?

 

[NoMoreExams]

Yes... you should know that formula and if you do not at the calculus level you should know how to figure it out :)

Note that if f(x) = x^3 + 27 then f(-3) = 0 hence -3 is a root of that equation and therefore (x + 3) divides x^3 + 27. Now do division.