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Evaluate the integral using integration by parts where possible. t^(1/3)lnt dt
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\[u=\ln t\]\[dv=t^{1/3}\]\[\int udv=uv-\intvdu\]try it
*\[\int udv=uv-\int vdu\]try it
dt = 1/t du right?
du=(1/t)dt
and v = (t^4/3)/(4/3)?
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Okay, I got to (ln t)((t^4/3)/(4/3)) - I((t^4/3)/(4/3))*t^1/3 Where I = Integral. Now I'm lost. The Integral of ((t^4/3)/(4/3)) would be fraction on top of fraction..is that supposed to happen?
gotta remember a little algebra sometimes ;)\[\frac1{4/3}=3/4\]so\[\int t^{1/3}\ln t=\frac34t\ln t^{4/3}-\frac34\int t^{4/3}\frac1tdt\]
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