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30 Oct 2007 10:15:11 IST
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it is in non-integrable form...
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6 Nov 2007 20:45:34 IST
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TO INTEGRATE e^x logx, we can use u*v form
we have the order of LIATE, WHERE L=LOGARITHMIC FUNCTION, I=INVERSE FN, A= ALGEBRAIC, T= TRIGO, E=EXPONENTIAL FN.
here e^x is taken as v & logx is taken as u acc to our order.
we have the formula,"u integration v dv --int of(du/dx . int of v dv)
hence ur problem becomes,
logx e^x-int of(1/x. e^x)dx
logx e^x-int of(e^x/x)dx--------------apply the same formula for second term. I think u will get it.
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we have the order of LIATE, WHERE L=LOGARITHMIC FUNCTION, I=INVERSE FN, A= ALGEBRAIC, T= TRIGO, E=EXPONENTIAL FN.
here e^x is taken as v & logx is taken as u acc to our order.
we have the formula,"u integration v dv --int of(du/dx . int of v dv)
hence ur problem becomes,
logx e^x-int of(1/x. e^x)dx
logx e^x-int of(e^x/x)dx--------------apply the same formula for second term. I think u will get it.
If u get it rate me..............











