Mastering Integrals: Solving the Anti-Derivative of 7x^-1 with Ease

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THis one just seems wierd, I know it should be easy but for some reason I am having trouble with it :(

What is the anti-derivative of 7x^-1 ?
 
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7ln(x) + C.
 
\int x^ndx=\frac{x^{n+1}}{n+1}+C
 
Using that won't work in this case.
 
i read the q. wrong :P

but sure it works using the fundamental theorem of calculus
 
It still doesn't work. If you set n = -1, you'll be dividing by zero...
 
\int \frac{1}{u}\,du=\ln|{u}|+C
 
Muzza said:
It still doesn't work. If you set n = -1, you'll be dividing by zero...



good point

SEE KIDS what can happen if you don't read the whole question?

*blush* :-p
 
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