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\[\int\limits_{}^{} \frac{ (\ln(x))^2 }{ x }\]
dx
Put ln(x) = t 1/x = dt and try to substitute these..
Sorry : 1/x . dx = dt
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yea. what else?
Can you substitute and show me what do you get after substitution ??
you should get (ln(x))^3/3
Yep...
And don't forget to put C the integration constant with the answer...
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