Evaluate the following integral:
We use integration by parts, defining
First, we recall that was computed in Example 2 on p. 235 of Apostol which gave
Then we have,
Evaluate the following integral:
We use integration by parts, defining
First, we recall that was computed in Example 2 on p. 235 of Apostol which gave
Then we have,
Can you please explain this in a more easier way and elaborately
Probably too late, but I solved it using integration by parts with both u = dv = log x
Why does the answer put an absolute sign in the answer? I think there is a mistake in Apostol answers – the answer should be clearly in terms of log(x) instead of log|x|, since x>0 due to the way the problem is defined.
cannot accept negative x by default, only
can. Thus, the integration bounds have to be strictly positive. Also the derivation of Apostol on page 235 is in terms of x, not |x|.
Please give easy way to solve it
Not satisfied by this solution please solve it in easy way that can be understood easily using formula
( “|” it willl be the sign of integration because there is no actual sign of integratio in mobile phones so please be understood)
Formula:-
u|vdx-(|du/dx |vdx) dx
This formula is given in elements maths of 12th class.
Thank You
Nitesh Pandey
This is the easiest way I guess
Ans is x(logx)^2 – x logo – x