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\[\int\limits \frac{dx}{16 + [lnx]^{2}}\]
try: \[\int\limits\frac{dx}{1+(\frac{\ln(x)}{4})^2 }\]
i have my answer, i am just checking if it's right. \[\frac{1}{4} \arctan \frac{lnx}{4}+C\]
this integral cannot be represented in terms of elementary functions http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=integral%201%2F(16%2B(lnx)%5E2)&t=crmtb01 are you sure you typed it correctly?
if it were\[\int\frac{dx}{16x+x(\ln x)^2}\]you would get your answer
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that was really the equation. i typed it correctly
then the answer is really what I have in the link, and involved the exponential integral \(Ei\)
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