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INTEGRATION QUESTIONS!
SGVaibhav:
i did not know where to post this topic, so i posted it in both places
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Guys i have many doubts in integration
i will not be posting them, because they r quite long, so leave those.
now i will put a small doubt that i have.
im posting it in a pic
i do not understand how does the number which comes out is 2??
the number which comes out is supposed to be 4 actually ???
the stuff // steps i have written is 100 % correct ...
HOW HOW HOW ???
please help fast, because i have a test coming up, and this concept will affect the stuff i learn after this
astarmathsandphysics:
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SGVaibhav:
confused about integral of ( x / x^2)
getting 2 answers
posted a picture below...
plz i have a exam tom, and i am waiting for a reply
XFlufferzX:
Yeahh both of yur answers are correct
according to this rule:
Log x^k is equal to = k log x
eg:
Log x^2 is the same as 2 Log x
As is ur question its 1/2 ln x^2
is the same as ln x
Because when you multiply 2 by 0.5 it gives you 1 -----> ln x
Good luck!!!
SGVaibhav:
ok 2 more questions
1) so can this thing be simplified ?? -------> 0.5 ln |x^2 + 3| (half x ln absolute value of |x square + 3|)
2), im scannign and im posting
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