Integrals

How to Solve it?

iTeachChem Helper•11/11/25, 11:04 AM

@Apu

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Prachi•11/11/25, 11:17 AM

Take (e/x)^x as t

Prachi•11/11/25, 11:18 AM

Prachi•11/11/25, 11:18 AM

Using base changing property, we can write log2x as lnx/ln2

Prachi•11/11/25, 11:45 AM

You can also take (x/e)^x as t

Prachi•11/11/25, 11:45 AM

You will get the same answer

Prachi•11/15/25, 10:07 AM

@Abhi you got this??

AbhiOP•11/15/25, 10:10 AM

Oh yup

AbhiOP•11/15/25, 10:10 AM

I procrastinated setting this doubt as solved xd

AbhiOP•11/15/25, 10:10 AM

+solved @Prachi

iTeachChem Helper•11/15/25, 10:10 AM

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