Any of you in AP Calculus BC or year two college calculus? It's just one problem i need to clarify on please help!
(sorry i couldn't find a more suitable section, or maybe i'm just blind.)
Here's the problem:
Integral of: (2lnx)/(x^2)
Iv'e tried it and gotten close to the actual answer(it's multiple choice so i know)
Any help much appreciated, departmental exam tomorrow!
Probably have to use integration by parts. I didn't try it, but it looks like it.
I'm just doing this off the top of my head, but:
u = ln(x), x = e^u
du = 1/x dx
After plugging in everything, you get
Integral of 2u/e^u du
= 2 times the integral of (ue^-u)du
If I remember correctly, to find the integral of xe^x dx, you need to use integration by parts.