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How to integrate 12/(x-1)
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the great FOO stumped!?!?!?
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No, i have a confusion. ;D
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that is gonna be your ln
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Oh no.
oh no i did not just see that
LOL.
but yeah basically, you can pull out the 12, then do a u sub for x+1, your gonna get 1/u, that is gonna be ln(u).....
12(1/(ln Ix-1I)
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Ah, we use quotient rule?
not 1/ln @krystabell
there is no quoitient rule for integrals
Then?
U substitution
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