integral of x^2ln(9x)
1) Let's integrate: ∫(x2·ln(9x))dx
For x2·ln(9x), we use integration by parts: ∫(u1·v2')dx = u1·v2 -∫(u1'·v2)dx, with u1 = ln(9x) and v2' = x2
2) Let's perform the differentiation u1: ddx(ln(9x))
Apply the differentiation rule: ddx(ln(f)) = ddx(f)·1f with f = 9x
ddx(9x)·19x
ℹddx(9x)·19x = ddx(9x)9x‖ddx(9x) = 9
99x
1x
Thus, u1' is 1x
3) Let's integrate v2': ∫(x2)dx
x33
4) Let's calculate u1'·v2: 1x·x33
ℹ1x·x33 = x3x·3‖x3x·3 = x23
x23
5) Let's integrate u1·v2 -∫(u1'·v2)dx: ln(9x)·x33 -∫(x23)dx
ℹln(9x)·x33 = ln(9x)·x33‖-∫(x23)dx = -13·x33
ln(9x)·x33 -13·x33
ln(9x)·x33 -x39
3·ln(9x)·x3 -x39
x3·(3·ln(9x) -1)9
▶Indefinite integrals are defined up to an additive constant C, so this yields: x3·(3·ln(9x) -1)9 + C