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Awesome!
watching656 9 months ago
More than u can possibly imagine....You have to do alle the steps or measures first...
he didn't even bother with integration but factors alone...
TheLuotutin 11 months ago
@TheLuotutin What are you talking about?
MyOverflow 11 months ago
@MyOverflow It already does or does not...Hence opposed information/quantum "Yes and no." Proves The Lord's parables quite well...
TheLuotutin 11 months ago
But in a basic integration,you divide the two numbers,which here = o dx then subtract it and then multiply...
TheLuotutin 11 months ago
@radiandegree Integration by parts can integrate ln by itself, but when you're doing the second integration after doing the x term, you'd be integrating with respect to y, so the integral of ln|x|dy = yln|x|, but since these are definite integrals, you'd have already taken care of the natural logarithm by the time you integrated again by plugging in the limits of integration.
If you were curious about the integral of ln x dx, it's x(ln|x| - 1)
MyOverflow 1 year ago
how about if its 1/x? first integration we'll get In but how bout the second integration?? we can't integrate In can't we?? help!
radiandegree 1 year ago
its really helpful! thank yo very much~
Jisongkun 1 year ago
nice..
vincent199999 1 year ago
very helpfull...thanks a lot
crisjunior30 2 years ago