[sDIY] ot integrating ln(x)
Paul van Nugteren
PMvanNugteren at gmx.net
Tue Jun 15 20:35:38 CEST 1999
My stupid maths textbook doesn't explain very good how to integrate lnx. It
just said "prove that f(x)->lnx , => F(x)-> xlnx-x. I proved it by diff Fx
but if you diff x it becomes 1 which you "can't see" because 1 times 45 =
45.
So can anyone give me the formula for integrating lnx (not using x but
ln(f(x)). MC?
Thanks sorry for the OT of this but I'm really bothered by this...
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