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have to integrate (1/.2s+10)ds They get 5ln(.2s+10)-5ln10. Having limits of 0 and S. How did they get that?
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\[\int\limits_{0}^{s}(1/.2)s +10)ds\]?
1/(.2s+10)ds
(.2s+10)=u du=.2 ds ds=1/.2=5 \[5\int\limits_{0}^{s}1/u du\]
-- correction ds=1/.2 du=5du
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