#Differentiation by parts
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why did they not provide the method.
anyways, here v= 4(ln(3t)) and du=ln(3t)
wait what?

thats incorrect
holy crap
unless they skipped the first IBP
here let me show you a different and more accurate way
let v=4(ln(3t)^2) and du=1
then dv=8(ln(3t))*1/t and du=t
thus we have $4t(\ln(3t))^2-\int 8\ln(3t) dt$
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therefore we have $4t(ln(3t))^2-\frac{8}{3}(u\ln(u)-u)$
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and you can solve from here
damn that makes sm sense compared to the answer they gave
ty sm
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