Find $p>1$ that ${intlimits^p_1}frac{1}{x},mathrm{d}x={intlimits^p_1}lnleft(xright),mathrm{d}x$
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Find $p>1$ that $${displaystyleintlimits^p_1}dfrac{1}{x},mathrm{d}x={displaystyleintlimits^p_1}lnleft(xright),mathrm{d}x$$
begin{align*}
&{displaystyleint}dfrac{1}{x},mathrm{d}x=lnleft(mid x mid right) && vert text{general integral}
end{align*}
$F_1(x)=lnleft({mid x mid} right)+C$
begin{align*}
&{displaystyleint}1cdotlnleft(xright ),mathrm{d}x && vert 2. text{ with } f'=1, g=ln(x)\
&=xlnleft(xright)-{displaystyleint}1,mathrm{d}x\
&=xlnleft(xright)-x
end{align*}
$F_2(x)=xlnleft(xright)-x+C$
begin{align*}
left[lnleft(mid{x}midright)+Cright]^p_1&=left[ln({mid p mid})+Cright]-left[ln({mid 1 mid})+Cright]\
&=lnleft(pright)
end{align*}
begin{align*}
&left[xlnleft(x right)-x+Cright]^p_1=left[plnleft(p right)-p+Cright]-left[1lnleft(1right)-1+Cright]
end{align*}
It was already mentioned, that I had a typo. I corrected everything and contributed my own solution.
calculus analysis definite-integrals
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Find $p>1$ that $${displaystyleintlimits^p_1}dfrac{1}{x},mathrm{d}x={displaystyleintlimits^p_1}lnleft(xright),mathrm{d}x$$
begin{align*}
&{displaystyleint}dfrac{1}{x},mathrm{d}x=lnleft(mid x mid right) && vert text{general integral}
end{align*}
$F_1(x)=lnleft({mid x mid} right)+C$
begin{align*}
&{displaystyleint}1cdotlnleft(xright ),mathrm{d}x && vert 2. text{ with } f'=1, g=ln(x)\
&=xlnleft(xright)-{displaystyleint}1,mathrm{d}x\
&=xlnleft(xright)-x
end{align*}
$F_2(x)=xlnleft(xright)-x+C$
begin{align*}
left[lnleft(mid{x}midright)+Cright]^p_1&=left[ln({mid p mid})+Cright]-left[ln({mid 1 mid})+Cright]\
&=lnleft(pright)
end{align*}
begin{align*}
&left[xlnleft(x right)-x+Cright]^p_1=left[plnleft(p right)-p+Cright]-left[1lnleft(1right)-1+Cright]
end{align*}
It was already mentioned, that I had a typo. I corrected everything and contributed my own solution.
calculus analysis definite-integrals
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Why did you put $0$ instead of $1$?
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– metamorphy
Dec 20 '18 at 10:41
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Oh, I'm so dumb. Thanks, that was my mistake, it's 1 not 0.
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Dec 20 '18 at 10:41
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Find $p>1$ that $${displaystyleintlimits^p_1}dfrac{1}{x},mathrm{d}x={displaystyleintlimits^p_1}lnleft(xright),mathrm{d}x$$
begin{align*}
&{displaystyleint}dfrac{1}{x},mathrm{d}x=lnleft(mid x mid right) && vert text{general integral}
end{align*}
$F_1(x)=lnleft({mid x mid} right)+C$
begin{align*}
&{displaystyleint}1cdotlnleft(xright ),mathrm{d}x && vert 2. text{ with } f'=1, g=ln(x)\
&=xlnleft(xright)-{displaystyleint}1,mathrm{d}x\
&=xlnleft(xright)-x
end{align*}
$F_2(x)=xlnleft(xright)-x+C$
begin{align*}
left[lnleft(mid{x}midright)+Cright]^p_1&=left[ln({mid p mid})+Cright]-left[ln({mid 1 mid})+Cright]\
&=lnleft(pright)
end{align*}
begin{align*}
&left[xlnleft(x right)-x+Cright]^p_1=left[plnleft(p right)-p+Cright]-left[1lnleft(1right)-1+Cright]
end{align*}
It was already mentioned, that I had a typo. I corrected everything and contributed my own solution.
calculus analysis definite-integrals
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Find $p>1$ that $${displaystyleintlimits^p_1}dfrac{1}{x},mathrm{d}x={displaystyleintlimits^p_1}lnleft(xright),mathrm{d}x$$
begin{align*}
&{displaystyleint}dfrac{1}{x},mathrm{d}x=lnleft(mid x mid right) && vert text{general integral}
end{align*}
$F_1(x)=lnleft({mid x mid} right)+C$
begin{align*}
&{displaystyleint}1cdotlnleft(xright ),mathrm{d}x && vert 2. text{ with } f'=1, g=ln(x)\
&=xlnleft(xright)-{displaystyleint}1,mathrm{d}x\
&=xlnleft(xright)-x
end{align*}
$F_2(x)=xlnleft(xright)-x+C$
begin{align*}
left[lnleft(mid{x}midright)+Cright]^p_1&=left[ln({mid p mid})+Cright]-left[ln({mid 1 mid})+Cright]\
&=lnleft(pright)
end{align*}
begin{align*}
&left[xlnleft(x right)-x+Cright]^p_1=left[plnleft(p right)-p+Cright]-left[1lnleft(1right)-1+Cright]
end{align*}
It was already mentioned, that I had a typo. I corrected everything and contributed my own solution.
calculus analysis definite-integrals
calculus analysis definite-integrals
edited Dec 20 '18 at 12:08
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Why did you put $0$ instead of $1$?
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– metamorphy
Dec 20 '18 at 10:41
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Oh, I'm so dumb. Thanks, that was my mistake, it's 1 not 0.
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Dec 20 '18 at 10:41
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Why did you put $0$ instead of $1$?
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– metamorphy
Dec 20 '18 at 10:41
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Oh, I'm so dumb. Thanks, that was my mistake, it's 1 not 0.
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– Doesbaddel
Dec 20 '18 at 10:41
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Why did you put $0$ instead of $1$?
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– metamorphy
Dec 20 '18 at 10:41
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Why did you put $0$ instead of $1$?
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– metamorphy
Dec 20 '18 at 10:41
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Oh, I'm so dumb. Thanks, that was my mistake, it's 1 not 0.
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– Doesbaddel
Dec 20 '18 at 10:41
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Oh, I'm so dumb. Thanks, that was my mistake, it's 1 not 0.
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$ int_1^p frac{1}{x} dx=int_1^p ln x dx iff ln p = p ln p-p+1 iff (1-p) ln p=1-p iff ln p=1 iff p=e.$
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Find $p>1$ that
$$
{displaystyleintlimits^p_1}dfrac{1}{x},mathrm{d}x={displaystyleintlimits^p_1}lnleft(xright),mathrm{d}x
$$
begin{align*}
&{displaystyleint}dfrac{1}{x},mathrm{d}x=lnleft(mid x mid right) && vert text{general integr}
end{align*}
$F_1(x)=lnleft({mid x mid} right)+C$
begin{align*}
&{displaystyleint}1cdotlnleft(xright ),mathrm{d}x && vert 2. text{ with } f'=1, g=ln(x)\
&=xlnleft(xright)-{displaystyleint}1,mathrm{d}x\
&=xlnleft(xright)-x
end{align*}
$F_2(x)=xlnleft(xright)-x+C$
begin{align*}
left[lnleft(mid{x}midright)+Cright]^p_1&=left[ln({mid p mid})+Cright]-left[ln({mid 0 mid})+Cright]\
&=lnleft(pright)
end{align*}
begin{align*}
left[xlnleft(x right)-x+Cright]^p_1&=left[plnleft(p right)-p+Cright]-left[1lnleft(1 right)-1+Cright]\
&=left[plnleft(p right)-p+Cright]-[-1+C]\
&=plnleft(p right)-p+1
end{align*}
Solve $lnleft(pright)=plnleft(p right)-p+1$ for $p$:
begin{align*}
&lnleft(pright)=plnleft(p right)-p+1&&vert -(1-p+pln(p)\
&iff-1+p+ln(p)-pln(p)=0\
&iff-(p-1)cdot (ln(p)-1)=0&& vert cdot (-1)\
&iff (p-1)cdot (ln(p)-1)=0 && vert p>1\
&iff (ln(p)-1)=0\
&iff (ln(p))=1&& vert exp{()}\
&iff underline{underline{p=e}}
end{align*}
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$ int_1^p frac{1}{x} dx=int_1^p ln x dx iff ln p = p ln p-p+1 iff (1-p) ln p=1-p iff ln p=1 iff p=e.$
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$ int_1^p frac{1}{x} dx=int_1^p ln x dx iff ln p = p ln p-p+1 iff (1-p) ln p=1-p iff ln p=1 iff p=e.$
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$ int_1^p frac{1}{x} dx=int_1^p ln x dx iff ln p = p ln p-p+1 iff (1-p) ln p=1-p iff ln p=1 iff p=e.$
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$ int_1^p frac{1}{x} dx=int_1^p ln x dx iff ln p = p ln p-p+1 iff (1-p) ln p=1-p iff ln p=1 iff p=e.$
answered Dec 20 '18 at 11:05
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Find $p>1$ that
$$
{displaystyleintlimits^p_1}dfrac{1}{x},mathrm{d}x={displaystyleintlimits^p_1}lnleft(xright),mathrm{d}x
$$
begin{align*}
&{displaystyleint}dfrac{1}{x},mathrm{d}x=lnleft(mid x mid right) && vert text{general integr}
end{align*}
$F_1(x)=lnleft({mid x mid} right)+C$
begin{align*}
&{displaystyleint}1cdotlnleft(xright ),mathrm{d}x && vert 2. text{ with } f'=1, g=ln(x)\
&=xlnleft(xright)-{displaystyleint}1,mathrm{d}x\
&=xlnleft(xright)-x
end{align*}
$F_2(x)=xlnleft(xright)-x+C$
begin{align*}
left[lnleft(mid{x}midright)+Cright]^p_1&=left[ln({mid p mid})+Cright]-left[ln({mid 0 mid})+Cright]\
&=lnleft(pright)
end{align*}
begin{align*}
left[xlnleft(x right)-x+Cright]^p_1&=left[plnleft(p right)-p+Cright]-left[1lnleft(1 right)-1+Cright]\
&=left[plnleft(p right)-p+Cright]-[-1+C]\
&=plnleft(p right)-p+1
end{align*}
Solve $lnleft(pright)=plnleft(p right)-p+1$ for $p$:
begin{align*}
&lnleft(pright)=plnleft(p right)-p+1&&vert -(1-p+pln(p)\
&iff-1+p+ln(p)-pln(p)=0\
&iff-(p-1)cdot (ln(p)-1)=0&& vert cdot (-1)\
&iff (p-1)cdot (ln(p)-1)=0 && vert p>1\
&iff (ln(p)-1)=0\
&iff (ln(p))=1&& vert exp{()}\
&iff underline{underline{p=e}}
end{align*}
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$begingroup$
Find $p>1$ that
$$
{displaystyleintlimits^p_1}dfrac{1}{x},mathrm{d}x={displaystyleintlimits^p_1}lnleft(xright),mathrm{d}x
$$
begin{align*}
&{displaystyleint}dfrac{1}{x},mathrm{d}x=lnleft(mid x mid right) && vert text{general integr}
end{align*}
$F_1(x)=lnleft({mid x mid} right)+C$
begin{align*}
&{displaystyleint}1cdotlnleft(xright ),mathrm{d}x && vert 2. text{ with } f'=1, g=ln(x)\
&=xlnleft(xright)-{displaystyleint}1,mathrm{d}x\
&=xlnleft(xright)-x
end{align*}
$F_2(x)=xlnleft(xright)-x+C$
begin{align*}
left[lnleft(mid{x}midright)+Cright]^p_1&=left[ln({mid p mid})+Cright]-left[ln({mid 0 mid})+Cright]\
&=lnleft(pright)
end{align*}
begin{align*}
left[xlnleft(x right)-x+Cright]^p_1&=left[plnleft(p right)-p+Cright]-left[1lnleft(1 right)-1+Cright]\
&=left[plnleft(p right)-p+Cright]-[-1+C]\
&=plnleft(p right)-p+1
end{align*}
Solve $lnleft(pright)=plnleft(p right)-p+1$ for $p$:
begin{align*}
&lnleft(pright)=plnleft(p right)-p+1&&vert -(1-p+pln(p)\
&iff-1+p+ln(p)-pln(p)=0\
&iff-(p-1)cdot (ln(p)-1)=0&& vert cdot (-1)\
&iff (p-1)cdot (ln(p)-1)=0 && vert p>1\
&iff (ln(p)-1)=0\
&iff (ln(p))=1&& vert exp{()}\
&iff underline{underline{p=e}}
end{align*}
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$begingroup$
Find $p>1$ that
$$
{displaystyleintlimits^p_1}dfrac{1}{x},mathrm{d}x={displaystyleintlimits^p_1}lnleft(xright),mathrm{d}x
$$
begin{align*}
&{displaystyleint}dfrac{1}{x},mathrm{d}x=lnleft(mid x mid right) && vert text{general integr}
end{align*}
$F_1(x)=lnleft({mid x mid} right)+C$
begin{align*}
&{displaystyleint}1cdotlnleft(xright ),mathrm{d}x && vert 2. text{ with } f'=1, g=ln(x)\
&=xlnleft(xright)-{displaystyleint}1,mathrm{d}x\
&=xlnleft(xright)-x
end{align*}
$F_2(x)=xlnleft(xright)-x+C$
begin{align*}
left[lnleft(mid{x}midright)+Cright]^p_1&=left[ln({mid p mid})+Cright]-left[ln({mid 0 mid})+Cright]\
&=lnleft(pright)
end{align*}
begin{align*}
left[xlnleft(x right)-x+Cright]^p_1&=left[plnleft(p right)-p+Cright]-left[1lnleft(1 right)-1+Cright]\
&=left[plnleft(p right)-p+Cright]-[-1+C]\
&=plnleft(p right)-p+1
end{align*}
Solve $lnleft(pright)=plnleft(p right)-p+1$ for $p$:
begin{align*}
&lnleft(pright)=plnleft(p right)-p+1&&vert -(1-p+pln(p)\
&iff-1+p+ln(p)-pln(p)=0\
&iff-(p-1)cdot (ln(p)-1)=0&& vert cdot (-1)\
&iff (p-1)cdot (ln(p)-1)=0 && vert p>1\
&iff (ln(p)-1)=0\
&iff (ln(p))=1&& vert exp{()}\
&iff underline{underline{p=e}}
end{align*}
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Find $p>1$ that
$$
{displaystyleintlimits^p_1}dfrac{1}{x},mathrm{d}x={displaystyleintlimits^p_1}lnleft(xright),mathrm{d}x
$$
begin{align*}
&{displaystyleint}dfrac{1}{x},mathrm{d}x=lnleft(mid x mid right) && vert text{general integr}
end{align*}
$F_1(x)=lnleft({mid x mid} right)+C$
begin{align*}
&{displaystyleint}1cdotlnleft(xright ),mathrm{d}x && vert 2. text{ with } f'=1, g=ln(x)\
&=xlnleft(xright)-{displaystyleint}1,mathrm{d}x\
&=xlnleft(xright)-x
end{align*}
$F_2(x)=xlnleft(xright)-x+C$
begin{align*}
left[lnleft(mid{x}midright)+Cright]^p_1&=left[ln({mid p mid})+Cright]-left[ln({mid 0 mid})+Cright]\
&=lnleft(pright)
end{align*}
begin{align*}
left[xlnleft(x right)-x+Cright]^p_1&=left[plnleft(p right)-p+Cright]-left[1lnleft(1 right)-1+Cright]\
&=left[plnleft(p right)-p+Cright]-[-1+C]\
&=plnleft(p right)-p+1
end{align*}
Solve $lnleft(pright)=plnleft(p right)-p+1$ for $p$:
begin{align*}
&lnleft(pright)=plnleft(p right)-p+1&&vert -(1-p+pln(p)\
&iff-1+p+ln(p)-pln(p)=0\
&iff-(p-1)cdot (ln(p)-1)=0&& vert cdot (-1)\
&iff (p-1)cdot (ln(p)-1)=0 && vert p>1\
&iff (ln(p)-1)=0\
&iff (ln(p))=1&& vert exp{()}\
&iff underline{underline{p=e}}
end{align*}
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answered Dec 20 '18 at 11:05
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