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\[Integrate = \int\limits_{e}^{e ^{3}} \frac{dx}{x}\]
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first step...what is the integral of dx/x?
\[\int\limits \frac{1}{x} dx => \ln(x) +C\]its a standard integral.. then sub in the limits.
what is the \[\ln e\]??? and \[\ln e ^{3}\]???
\[\large \left[\ln(x)\right] _{e}^{e^{2}} => \ln(e^{2} )- \ln(e)\] you can use log laws to simplify it.. howeber, \(ln(e)=1\)
ok thanks @Mimi_x3 i got the answer. :)
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