A) Differentiate ln(x) b) integrate ln(x)

A) y=ln(x) Ey = x Ey(dy/dx ) = 1 Eln(x)(dy/dx) = 1 X(dy/dx) = 1 Dy/dx = 1/xb) y = 1 * ln(x) V = ln(x) U= x dv/dx =1/x Du/dx = 1xln(x) - (integral) x * (1/x)xln(x) - (integral) 1= xln(x) -x + C

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