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I have the integral from 0-4 of dx/(x(x-2)) sorry about the format. And basically I just have to list it as a sum of ordinary integrals ex 0-2(from left) then 2(from right)-4. And I was wondering if the 0 (also a root from this question cannot be in the the new sum of ordinary integrals. Ex can it actually be from 0-2 from the left if 2 is also a root? Or would it be 0(from left)or something else?
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