Question

sorry here

Answer 1

\[\int \log(x)\log(x+2)dx\]

Answer 2

@Kainui

Answer 3

im so tensed
yes @Jhannybean correct

Answer 4

Not expressible in elementary functions.

Answer 5

@rvc are you a high-school student?

Answer 6

unless we're talking about definite integrals or something, i don't really know what to do here.

Answer 7

WA confirms!

Answer 8

You could turn one of those logs into a power series which amounts to finding the general formula for \[\Large \int\limits x^n \log(x) dx\]

Answer 9

@ParthKohli u in high school?

Answer 10

no, im in kindergarten.....!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111

Answer 11

OK, so I just checked with WA and it looks like they performed IBP a several number of times before arriving to a well-known function that can be expressed in terms of Li.

Answer 12

@Kainui i know the integral for the above question u mentioned

Answer 13

well
we can substitute logx = t

Answer 14

Goodnight, I'll check out Parth's explanation tomorrow.

Answer 15

i can't see how that improves the situation :(

Answer 16

@rational pls

Answer 17

hey
logx =t
e^t=x
right

Answer 18

that's correct, dt = 1/e^t dx

Answer 19

nope