#intergratoin

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jolly crow
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to intergrate ln(x+!) would u use reverse chain rule

abstract willow
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integrating lnx is done with parts

clear flume
# jolly crow

It is generally advisable to know an antiderivative of ln by heart, just like any other common function

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So I will give it to you, if you didn't see it at school already

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An antiderivative for f : x l-> ln(x) is F : x l-> x ln(x) - x

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You can check it for yourself: F is differentiable, on R+, and: