Solve Logarithmic Integral int. (ln(ax+b))^2

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Does anyone know how to solve this integral?
int. (ln(ax+b))^2

Struggling!
Thanks :D
 
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By parts (u = dv =log(ax + b) )
 
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do it by parts
assume 1 as the second part and continue.
the logarithmic part will break down to fractions which can be easily integrated
 

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