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How do you integrate this by parts?
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Assume the product of two functions f and g.
\[\ln \sqrt[3]{x}\]
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lol let's see whatcha got
I did the other way around. Let me try that
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That's wrong nvm
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If I take In to be as dv I'm going to have to integrate it and the reason integration by parts was created was because we couldn't integrate In lol
Nope let u be the logarithmic function, and dv = dx
That's what I did Isaiah
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Yeah the other way >_>
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