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\huge \displaystyle \sf \int^{1}_{0} \frac{ {x}^{ {e}^{ \pi } - 1 } - {x}^{ {e}^{ \gamma } - 1 } }{ ln( \sqrt[2020]{x} ) } \: dx
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Answered by UniqueGirlShahziya
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Answer is in the attachment.

in 2nd attachment the equation is differentiated w.r.t. Y

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Answered by llBrainlyButterflyll
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\frac{d}{dy} ( \frac{20( {x}^{ {e}^{\pi -} -  {x}^{ {e}^{ \gamma } }  } )}{x( ln(x) + 20 ln(20) ) } dx)

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