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What is the integral of ln[x] ?! How do you calculate it . . ?!
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using by parts
What wasiqss said. :D
Think about it this way. The derivative of ln(x) is easily evaluable. One can cancel out this derivative by the antiderivative of dx. Hence, by parts.
Thank you all , quite helpful indeed ... ;)
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