M Metalloid Diamond Member Jan 18, 2002 3,064 0 0 Sep 23, 2005 #1 I'm doing my diff eq homework and I keep running into integrals that are similar to this, and I can't remember how to do them. As as an example.... what is the integral of dx/(x-14) It's ruining my night Any help much appreciated
I'm doing my diff eq homework and I keep running into integrals that are similar to this, and I can't remember how to do them. As as an example.... what is the integral of dx/(x-14) It's ruining my night Any help much appreciated
C cirthix Diamond Member Aug 28, 2004 3,616 1 76 Sep 23, 2005 #3 let u = x-14 du=dx now you have the integral of du/u which integrates to ln|u| +c so you substitue for u and get ln|x-14|+c
let u = x-14 du=dx now you have the integral of du/u which integrates to ln|u| +c so you substitue for u and get ln|x-14|+c
M Metalloid Diamond Member Jan 18, 2002 3,064 0 0 Sep 23, 2005 #5 That's what I thought, but I wasn't sure if you could bring the 14 along inside the ln(). Thanks a bunch
That's what I thought, but I wasn't sure if you could bring the 14 along inside the ln(). Thanks a bunch