Hi, guys. I'm having trouble with this one problem. You have to use integration by parts, and this one is coming out very messy for me. I doubt I'm even doing this correctly.
integral of: ln((x^2)-1)dx
so, u = ln((x^2)-1)
u' = 2x/((x^2)-1)
v = x
v' = 1
I'm guessing those are my best choices.
I better not be making this more complicated than necessary.
integral of: ln((x^2)-1)dx
so, u = ln((x^2)-1)
u' = 2x/((x^2)-1)
v = x
v' = 1
I'm guessing those are my best choices.
I better not be making this more complicated than necessary.

