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integration of 1/2x-3 dx​

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Answered by Agastya0606
27

Given: Equation 1/(2x-3)

To find: Integration of 1/2x-3 dx​

Solution:

  • So to find the integration of the above equation,
  • Consider A = ∫ 1/(2x - 3)    dx
  • Now here, we can say that x is an independent variable.
  • So, to find the integral in A, lets use substitution method,
  • Put

                    2x - 3 = y

  • Now taking differentiation on both side we get,       2 dx - 0 = dy

  dx = dy/2

  • Now substituting the value of dx and (2x-3) in in A, we get:
  • A = ∫dy/2y = (1/2) ∫dy/y = (1/2) . log y + C

  • Now converting to the original equation in terms of x,
  • Putting value of y in A, we get:
  • A = (1/2) . log (2x - 3) + C ................(where C = constant )

Answer:

                 Integration of 1/2x-3 dx​ is  (1/2) . log (2x - 3) + C

Answered by jandhyalaradhakrishn
4

Step-by-step explanation:

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∫1/(2−3x)2dx=−∫−1/(2−3x)2dx=−(1/2−3x/−3)=1/3(2−3x)+c

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