integrate
\[\huge \int\limits_{}^{} \frac {9}{xln(3x)} dx\]
did you try the substution u = ln 3x ??
du= ...
\[du = \frac{ 1 }{ x } dx\]
yes! so your new integral becomes \(\Large \int \dfrac{9}{u}du\) can you integrate this ? :)
do i move the u to the numerator or something ?
use this standard integral \(\Large \int \dfrac{1}{x}dx = \ln |x| +c\)
so \[\int\limits_{}^{} \frac{9}{u} = \ln|9u|+c = \ln|9(\ln(3x))| +C\] correct?
nopes, 9 is constant, it can be thrown out of integral
\(\Large 9\int (1/u)du = 9 \ln |u|+c = 9 \ln |\ln(3x) |+c\) thats it!
ooh okay Thanks a lot i got a question is it possible to integrate by part that problem ? cuz that's what i did at first
not actually....i mean it could be possible but very difficult....and not even worth thinking about :P
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