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Integrate:- {(1/(logx))-(1/(logx) 2 )} for upper limit e 2 and lower limit 0.

Integrate:-


{(1/(logx))-(1/(logx)2)} for upper limit e2 and lower limit 0.

Grade:12

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vikas askiitian expert
509 Points
13 years ago

I = {1/logx -1/(logx)2 }dx

multiply numerator & denominator by x

I = x{1/logx-1/(logx)2}dx /x

put logx = t

    dx/x = dt      & x=et

now

        I = et{1/t - 1/t2}dt       

        I = et{ f(t) + f1(t) }

we have a direct formula for ex{f(x) + f1(x)}dx = exf(x)

 so I = et f(t) 

        =et/t = (x / logx)       lim 0 to e2

        =0 - e2/2

Manav
13 Points
6 years ago
Take logx= t and x=e^t
dx=e^t × dt 
So integral becomes, integration [1÷t- 1÷t^2]× e^t
This is of the form e^x( f(x) +f'(x) )= e^x(f(x) )+c 
So answer becomes e^logx[ 1÷logx] +c
Sadhan Ganguly
15 Points
5 years ago
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Kushagra Madhukar
askIITians Faculty 628 Points
4 years ago
Dear student,
Please find the solution to your problem below.
 
I = {1/logx -1/(logx)2 }dx
multiply numerator & denominator by x
I = x{1/logx-1/(logx)2}dx /x
put logx = t
    dx/x = dt      & x=et
now
        I = et{1/t - 1/t2}dt       
        I = et{ f(t) + f1(t) }
we have a direct formula for ex{f(x) + f1(x)}dx = exf(x)
so I = et f(t) 
        = et/t = (x / logx)       lim 0 to e2
        = 0 – e2/2
        = – e2/2
 
Thanks and regards,
Kushagra

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