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Solve (xiii) and (xvi)


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Answered by hukam0685
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Hello,

Solution:

The integration of above mentioned functions can be easily done by substitution.

1) In first solution, put log x = u.

2) differentiate log x = u, with respect to x, find the value of dx in terms of du.

3) After substitution,integrate the expression, undo substitution.

by the same way another integration can be done.

please find the solution in attachment.

Hope it helps you.
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Anonymous: Sir i told you to solve (xiii) and (xvi) you have solved (xvi) please do solve (xiii) sir.
hukam0685: I mistakenly solve that,please find the correct one,but both are same
Anonymous: Ok sure. No problem. :-)
Anonymous: Sir please solve my other questions also.......!! I will be thankful to you sir.
hukam0685: i uploaded the correct one
Anonymous: Thanks a lot Sir. :heart:
Answered by Eustacia
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(xiii.) \: \: I \: = \int{} \: \dfrac{ \sin(log \: x) \: dx} {x} \\ \\ Let \: \: l og \: x \: \: = \: \: t \\ \: \: \dfrac{1}{x} \: dx \: = \: dt \\ \\ \: Substituting \: in \: I \: , \\ \\ \int{} sin \: t \: dt \: = - \: cos \: t \: + \: C \\ \\ \large \boxed{ I \: \: = \: \: - \: cos \: ( \: log \: x \: ) \: + \: C} \\ \\ \\ (xvi.) \: \: I \: = \int{} \: \dfrac{ \cos(log \: x) \: dx} {x} \\ \\ Let \: \: l og \: x \: \: = \: \: t \\ \: \: \dfrac{1}{x} \: dx \: = \: dt \\ \\ \: Substituting \: in \: I \: , \\ \\ \int{} cos \: t \: dt \: = sin \: t \: + \: C \\ \\ \large {\boxed { I \: \: = \: \: sin \: ( \: log \: x \: ) \: + \: C }}

Anonymous: Thank you Buddy :-)
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