Integral of Logarithmic Functions | Calculus

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Professor Organic Chemistry Tutor, thank you for a step-by-step analysis and explanation of the Integral of Logarithmic Functions in Calculus Two. From my point of view, changing the bases to the Natural Logarithms is best way to Integrate Logarithmic Functions. This is an error free video/lecture on KZbin TV with the Organic Chemistry Tutor.

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i think you can use the logarithmic property of division so separate the numerator and denominator and then apply the integral separately on them both.

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Hii I want to ask if integration of log base e x and log base a x have same integration or different integration I mean does natural log ( log with base e ) and normal log (log with any base) have same integration or not what is difference how can we integrate both

[@godoftan]

Hello! How would you solve if you have an X as a denominator on these log integrals? Thank you!

[@SimsMax]

What if I have: (ln^2(x+1))^(1/5) ?

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[@alternative83]

It's absolute value of ln. so it's ln (abs(5x+9))

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Is there any known method of solving these types of integrals where u is not linear?

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Although this reply is late but I strongly suggest u should master first differential calculus before going up to integral

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[@celsiusfahrenheit1176]

Nice, thx!! the formula seems messy and scary, I rather stick to working with logs

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But can you use the same formula for a definite integral?

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Obviously. You just have to find the upper and lower limits at the end.

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