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Evaluate the integral from 25 to 36 of ln(y)/sqrt(y) dy?

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i did integration by parts and ended up with 144ln(36) -250/3ln(25)-2/3

and that was not right so if you could help me that would be sooooo helpful!

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  1. ∫ (lny /√y) dy =

    let √y = t →

    y = t² →

    dy = 2t dt

    thus, substituting, you get:

    ∫ (lny /√y) dy = ∫ [ln(t²) / t] 2t dt =

    t canceling out,

    ∫ 2 ln(t²) dt =

    that is, owing to log properties,

    ∫ 2 (2 ln t) dt =

    4 ∫ ln t dt =

    now, integrating by parts, let:

    ln t = u → (1/ t) dt = du

    dt = dv → t = v

    thus:

    4 ∫ ln t dt = 4 [t ln t - ∫ t (1/ t) dt] =

    4t ln t - 4 ∫ dt =

    4t ln t - 4t + C

    then, substituting back t = √y, you get the antiderivative:

    ∫ (lny /√y) dy = 4√y ln(√y) - 4√y + C

    then, evaluating the definite integral from 25 to 36, you get:

    [4√36 ln(√36) - 4√36] - [4√25 ln(√25) - 4√25] =

    [4(6) ln(6) - 4(6)] - [4(5) ln(5) - 4(5)] =

    24 ln(6) - 24 - 20 ln(5) + 20 =

    24 ln(6) - 20 ln(5) - 4 = (approx.) 6.8134

    I hope this helps...

    Bye!

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