definite integrals...question 16)2)
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here you can use integration by part
log (1+x).1/(1+x^2)
here
log (1+x) is 1st function
1/(1+x^2) is 2nd function
now
integration log (1+x)/(1+x^2) is
log(1+x) integ 1/(1+x^2)-integ {1/(1+x^2).1/(1+x)
=> log (1+x).tan^-1(x) -integ{1/(1+x^2)(1+x)
for second part use partial fraction.
=>log (1+x).tan^-1 (x)+1/4ln (1+x^2)-1/2tan^-1 (x)-1/2ln (1+x)
now put limit
then answer is ln2.tan^-1 (2)-1/4ln2-pi/8
log (1+x).1/(1+x^2)
here
log (1+x) is 1st function
1/(1+x^2) is 2nd function
now
integration log (1+x)/(1+x^2) is
log(1+x) integ 1/(1+x^2)-integ {1/(1+x^2).1/(1+x)
=> log (1+x).tan^-1(x) -integ{1/(1+x^2)(1+x)
for second part use partial fraction.
=>log (1+x).tan^-1 (x)+1/4ln (1+x^2)-1/2tan^-1 (x)-1/2ln (1+x)
now put limit
then answer is ln2.tan^-1 (2)-1/4ln2-pi/8
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log (1+x) is 1st function 1/(1+x^2) is 2nd function now integration log (1+x)/(1+x^2) is log(1+x) integ 1/(1+x^2)-integ {1/(1+x^2).1/(1+x) => log (1+x).tan^-1(x) -integ{1/(1+x^2)(1+x)
now put limit then answer is ln2.tan^-1 (2)-1/4ln2-pi/8
now put limit then answer is ln2.tan^-1 (2)-1/4ln2-pi/8
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