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In Exercises 16–21, use integration by parts or the integration table in Appendix C to evaluate the definite integral.

∫ 1 e ( ln   6 x ) 2   d x

To determine

To calculate: The value of definite integral ∫1e(ln6x)2dx.

Explanation

Given Information:

The provided definite integral is,

∫1e(ln6x)2dx

Formula used:

(1) The formula 44 for integral ∫(lnu)2du is:

∫(lnu)2du=u[2−2lnu+(lnu)2]+C

(2) General power differentiation Rule:

ddx[un]=nun−1dudx

Calculation:

Consider u=6x.

Differentiate the considered function with respect to x using power rule of differentiation.

du=6dx

Consider the provided integral:

∫1e(ln6x)2dx

Multiply and divide by 6.

∫1e(ln6x)2dx=16∫1e6(ln6x)2dx=16∫1e(ln6x)26dx

Substitute u for x and du for 6dx.

∫1e(ln6x)2dx=16∫1e(lnu)2du

Use the formula 44 and solve the above integral as:

∫1e(ln6x)2dx=16[u[2−2lnu+(lnu)2]]1e

Substitute 6x for u

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