Monday, April 29, 2013

Find antiderivative of the function given by ln(x+1)/(x+1)?

We have to find the anti derivative of [ln(x + 1)]/(x +
1)


The derivative of ln(x + 1) = 1/(x +
1)


Let ln(x + 1) = y


dy/dx =
1/(x + 1)


dy = dx/(x + 1)


Int
[ [ln(x + 1)]/(x + 1) dx]


use ln(x+1) = y and substitute as
shown earlier


=> Int [ y
dy]


=> y^2 / 2 +
C


Substitute y = ln (x +
1)


=> [ln( x + 1)]^2 / 2 +
C


The anti derivative of [ln(x + 1)]/(x + 1)
= [ln( x + 1)]^2 / 2 + C

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