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Integrals, Can someone please explain to me this intergrating step ? thanks a lot http://screencast.com/t/le8PKXcw4g
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the derivative of ln (ax+b) is a/(ax+b) so, the integral of 1/(ax+b) will be ln (ax+b) /a got this ?
So there is an actual identity that I need to know for this ?
you want a formula ? \(\Large \int \dfrac{1}{ax+b}dx=\dfrac{\ln |ax+b|}{a}+c\)
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i m sure u know integral of 1 is x, right ?
yes
so, tell me if you still don't get that step..
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