• Matéria: Matemática
  • Autor: pabloalves88
  • Perguntado 9 anos atrás

como qualcular ln(1-x)dx usando a integração por partes detalhdamente

Respostas

respondido por: Lukyo
1
\int{u\,dv}=uv-\int{v\,du}


Para calcular

\int{\mathrm{\ell n}\left(1-x \right )\,dx}

fazemos

\begin{array}{ll} u=\mathrm{\ell n}\left(1-x \right ),&dv=dx\\ \\ du=\dfrac{-dx}{1-x},&v=x \end{array}


Substituindo na fórmula de integração por partes, temos

\int{\mathrm{\ell n}\left(1-x \right )\,dx}=x\mathrm{\,\ell n}\left(1-x \right )-\int{x\cdot \dfrac{-1}{1-x}\,dx}\\ \\ \\ \int{\mathrm{\ell n}\left(1-x \right )\,dx}=x\mathrm{\,\ell n}\left(1-x \right )-\int{\dfrac{-x}{1-x}\,dx}\\ \\ \\ \int{\mathrm{\ell n}\left(1-x \right )\,dx}=x\mathrm{\,\ell n}\left(1-x \right )-\int{\dfrac{-1+1-x}{1-x}\,dx}\\ \\ \\ \int{\mathrm{\ell n}\left(1-x \right )\,dx}=x\mathrm{\,\ell n}\left(1-x \right )-\int{\dfrac{-1dx}{1-x}}-\int{\dfrac{1-x}{1-x}\,dx}\\ \\ \\ \int{\mathrm{\ell n}\left(1-x \right )\,dx}=x\mathrm{\,\ell n}\left(1-x \right )-\mathrm{\ell n}\left(1-x \right )-\int{dx}\\ \\ \\ \int{\mathrm{\ell n}\left(1-x \right )\,dx}=x\mathrm{\,\ell n}\left(1-x \right )-\mathrm{\ell n}\left(1-x \right )-x+C

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