Is ln(x-2) the Correct Integration of 1/4(x-2)?

[truffle42]

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i got ln(x-2) but not sure what to do with the 4[/B]

 

[LCKurtz]

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i got ln(x-2) but not sure what to do with the 4[/B]

Use $\int kf(x)~dx = k\int f(x)~dx$. And don't forget the constant of integration.

 

[Mark44]

@truffle42, as written, your problem is ambiguous -- "integration of 1/4(x - 2)"

Due to the order of operations, what you wrote is $\frac 1 4 (x - 2)$, surely not what you meant.