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To integrate this problem, we're going to write our fraction as two fractions.
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So we can split this into two integrations.
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One over x, natural log x over x.
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All right, the integration of one over x is the natural log of the absolute value of x.
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And then the second integration, we're going to have to finagle it a little bit.
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So i'm going to write this as natural log of x times one over x.
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Dx.
00:43
And we're going to use some u substitution.
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U is your natural log of x.
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And derivative of natural log of x is 1 over x, dx.
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So this is the du, and that part becomes you're just integrating u, du.
01:03
And so keep this the same.
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So let's get all of our integration done first, and then we'll evaluate everything.
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The integration of u will be u squared over 2.
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And i do want to keep my integration values the same.
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So i'm going to make it the natural log of x squared over 2.
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So this first integration is the natural log of the absolute value of e is e minus the natural log of 1 minus...