integral of ln(x)(sqrt(1-(ln(x))^2))/x
⚠Ⓘ ln(x)(sqrt(1-(ln(x))^2))/x is read as ln(x)*(sqrt(1-(ln(x))^2))/x: use (...)*(...) for multiplication, use (...)^(...) for a power
1) Let's integrate:
For the math expression: , we know the derivative formula: , so we try differentiating with ^(m+1)
2) Let's differentiate:
Apply the differentiation rule: with f =
ℹ = ‖ = ‖ =
We differentiate using: (where f = )
ℹ = ‖ = ‖ =
You observe that the computed derivative and the original math expression are the same, except for a coefficient. So the integral is:
Indefinite integrals are defined up to an additive constant C , so this yields:
▶Antiderivative: , where C is a constant