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What's the indefinite integral of 1/(xln(x)) via substitution? I set u = lnx then solved for dx to get x du. From here I subbed the values into my integral to get 1/ln(u). I wasn't sure how to do this part, but I got 1/(lnxln(lnx)-lnx) + C which I don't think is right...
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1 dx 1 du S 1/(xln(x)) = S -------- = S ------ = ln u = ln(lnx) answer x ln x u let u= ln x then 1 dx du= ----- x
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