Walkthrough of these two integral questions?

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This discussion focuses on solving integral problems using substitution methods. The first integral involves the substitution u = ln(t), leading to the differential du = (1/t) dt. The second integral utilizes the substitution u = arctan(x), resulting in du = (1/(1+x^2)) dx. Both substitutions simplify the integration process significantly.

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For (1), let u= ln(t). What is du?

For (2), let [itex]u= tan^{-1}(x)= arctan(x)[/itex]. What is du?
 

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