What is the antiderivative of #1/[x(ln(x^3))]#?
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Note that
more importantly,
(You can get this by the chain rule, or more simply, by noting that
This integral can be evaluated by substitution:
Let
Upon substitution, the integral becomes:
Therefore:
Another way to proceed:
# = 1/3 int 1/(xln(x)) dx#
Let
It looks different, but what is the difference?
# = 1/3(ln3 + ln abs lnx)+C#
# = 1/3ln3 + 1/3 ln abs lnx+C#
So the difference between the expressions is a constant.
The two general answers simply have different