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Integral of (lnx) / x ^ 2 from 1 to 2
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I couldn't find my original post so I had to repost it :/
integrate by parts
I know that but how!?
choose f and dg so that the integral df g will solve easily
let f be lnx and dg be 1/x^2
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df = dx/x and g= -1/x
\[\int\limits_{}^{}fdg = fg - \int\limits_{}^{}gdf\]
But I end up taking the integral of a natural log... don't i?
no, you end up taking the derivative of it
Oh you used the opposite for f and dg... ok that works
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