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How do i solve the integral Ln(x^4)/x dx?

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  • 1 decade ago
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    Integrate ln(x^4)/x with respect to x.

    ∫{ln(x^4)/x}dx

    Let

    u = ln(x^4)

    du = (4x³/x^4)dx = (4/x)dx

    du/4 = dx/x

    = ∫{ln(x^4)/x}dx = (1/4)∫u du = u²/8 + C = [ln(x^4)]²/8 + C

    = [4ln(x)]²/8 + C = 2[ln(x)]² + C

  • 1 decade ago

    integral ln (x^4) / x dx = integral 4*ln x / x

    Since integral ln x /x = (ln^2 x)/2 our answer is 2 (ln^2 x)

    Source(s): Schaum's outline
  • 1 decade ago

    ln(x^4) = 4 ln x.

    Set u = ln x, du = 1/x dx. Then

    ∫ ln(x^4)/x dx

    = ∫ 4u du

    = 2u^2 + c

    = 2 (ln x)^2 + c.

  • 1 decade ago

    ln (x^4) / x dx = x/x^4 + c

    = x / (x^2)^2

    ln(x^4)/x = 4 ln x / x

    let u = ln x, du = 1/x dx.

    let v = x , dv = 1

    ∫ ln(x^4)/x dx

    = 4 ∫ u/v dx

    =4 [ (v ∫ u - u ∫ v) / v^2 ]

    = 4[ (v x u^2/2(x)) - (u x v^2/2(1)) / v^2] + c

    = 2(x)(ln x)(x) - 2(ln x)(1) + c

    = 2x^2ln x - 2 ln x + c.........ans

    .........gut luck......

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