Intergreeting Integrals #3

Calculus Level 4

Evaluate the following integral x 3 ( sin 1 ( ln x ) + cos 1 ( ln x ) ) d x . \int\sqrt{x-3}\left(\sin^{-1}(\ln x)+\cos^{-1}(\ln x)\right)~\text dx.

0 None of These π 3 ( x 3 ) 3 / 2 + c \dfrac{\pi}{3}(x-3)^{3/2}+c Does not Exist

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1 solution

Parag Zode
Dec 10, 2014

x 3 \sqrt{x-3} is defined only when x 3 x\ge{3} and s i n 1 ( l n x ) sin^{-1}(ln x) and c o s 1 ( l n x ) cos^{-1}(ln x) is defined only when 1 l n x 1 -1\le{ln x}\le{1} which implies 1 e x 3 \dfrac{1}{e}\le{x}\le{3} Then, [ 3 , ) [ 1 e , e ] = ϕ [3,\infty)\cup[\dfrac{1}{e},e]=\phi .Hence the given integral does not exist...

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