An Elementary Treatise On Curves, Functions, And Forces
An Elementary Treatise On Curves, Functions, And Forces
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Integrate — ^ . Ans. \os.^ x.
^ X log. X ^ 50. Problem. To find the value of the definite in- tegral n. (-\og. X)i (419) in which n is an integer greater than — 2.
Solution. First. In this case, (408-410) give /. X=I, F. X^^x, f. F. Xz=x', (420) /. (- log. X. Y = X (- log. Xf + ^f. (- log. X)^-' (421) in which when x =1 0, or = ], (422) the first term of the second member vanishes as in example 2 of B. II. § 109, so that the required integral becomes In-i-^og-^-'- (423) By this process, then, t...he exponent of ( — log. X) is dimin- ished by unity ; and a continued repetition of it gives for the value of (419) i(i-')(i-"") (l-''+^)f:-i-^o, .. Mm n in which h is an integer not greater than - -f- 1.
«5> 50. ] LOGARITHMIC FUNCTIONS. 105 Logarithmic definite integrals.
Secondly. When n is even, let h — ^n (425) and (424) gives /i. (-Iog. 2;)'^=1. 2. 3 h. (426) Thirdly. When n is odd, and positive, let h = ln + i, (427) and (424) gives /■. (-log.^)'-*= (A_J)(A_|)... |. J/.. (_Iog..
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Integrate — ^ . Ans. \os.^ x.
^ X log. X ^ 50. Problem. To find the value of the definite in- tegral n. (-\og. X)i (419) in which n is an integer greater than — 2.
Solution. First. In this case, (408-410) give /. X=I, F. X^^x, f. F. Xz=x', (420) /. (- log. X. Y = X (- log. Xf + ^f. (- log. X)^-' (421) in which when x =1 0, or = ], (422) the first term of the second member vanishes as in example 2 of B. II. § 109, so that the required integral becomes In-i-^og-^-'- (423) By this process, then, t...he exponent of ( — log. X) is dimin- ished by unity ; and a continued repetition of it gives for the value of (419) i(i-')(i-"") (l-''+^)f:-i-^o, .. Mm n in which h is an integer not greater than - -f- 1.
«5> 50. ] LOGARITHMIC FUNCTIONS. 105 Logarithmic definite integrals.
Secondly. When n is even, let h — ^n (425) and (424) gives /i. (-Iog. 2;)'^=1. 2. 3 h. (426) Thirdly. When n is odd, and positive, let h = ln + i, (427) and (424) gives /■. (-log.^)'-*= (A_J)(A_|)... |. J/.. (_Iog..
What to read after An Elementary Treatise On Curves, Functions, And Forces?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Peirce to read onlineMoreLess
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