Using integration by parts and taking a > 0, the integral x In(ax)dx is equal to: In a 2 In(2a) - 3 In a 2 In(2) - 2 3 3 4 the above the above

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Using integration by parts and taking a > 0,
the integral x In(ax)dx is equal to:
2 In(2a) – ma –
3 Ina
2 In(2) –
3
3
U
-
4
O the above
the above
In a
2 In(2a) +
2
In a
In(2a) -
3.
3.
4.
4
2.
2.
Transcribed Image Text:Using integration by parts and taking a > 0, the integral x In(ax)dx is equal to: 2 In(2a) – ma – 3 Ina 2 In(2) – 3 3 U - 4 O the above the above In a 2 In(2a) + 2 In a In(2a) - 3. 3. 4. 4 2. 2.
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