Math, asked by raghav7284, 1 year ago

integration of logx​

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Answered by kaushik05
23

Here we use Integration by parts formula :

  \boxed{ \bold{\int \: uv \: dx = u \int \: v \: dx -  \int \: ( \frac{du}{dx}  \int \: v \:  dx)dx}}

This formula states that :

= First function u multiplied by integral of 2nd function v - integral of [ d.c of 1st function multiplied by integral of 2nd already written before ]

Here we choose

1st and 2nd function by

ILATE

= I( Inverse trigonometry)

=L (logarithmic function)

=A ( algebraic function)

= T( Trigonometry function

=E(Exponential function )

# If a ques have two function in that of both

log and trigonometry

then we take

1st function as Log

and

2nd function as trigonometry .

Soln refers to the attachment

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Answered by Sharad001
83

Question :-

 \implies \sf{ \int \:  log(x) dx \:} \\

Answer :-

 \implies \:  \boxed{\sf{ \pink{ x \:  log(x)} \red{  - x + c}} \: }

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Solution :-

Here we used integration by parts .

 \rightarrow \sf{  \int \:  1 \:  \times  log(x) dx} \\

By using the formula of integration by parts ,

 \footnotesize \pink{ \sf{log(x)  \int  1 dx} - \int \green{ \bigg( \frac{d}{dx}  log(x)  \int 1 \: dx \bigg) } dx} \\  \\  \because \green{ \sf{ \frac{d}{dx}   log(x)} =  {\frac{1}{x} }} \\  \\  \rightarrow   \red{\sf{ log(x)  \times x} - \pink{  \int  \frac{1}{x}  \times x \: dx} }\\  \\  \rightarrow \green{ \sf{x \:  log(x) } - \red{  \int \: 1 \: dx} }\\  \\  \rightarrow \sf{ \pink{ x \:  log(x)  - x + c}}

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