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Calculus Level 1

e 2 e d z ln ( z z ) \large \int_e^{2e} \dfrac{dz}{\ln(z^z) }

If the value of the integral above is in the form of ln ( ln A + B ) \ln(\ln A + B) , where A A and B B are non-negative integers, find A + B A+B .


The answer is 3.

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1 solution

Rishabh Jain
Feb 24, 2016

K = e 2 e d z ln z z \large \mathfrak{K}= \displaystyle\int_{e}^{2e}{ \frac{dz}{\ln{z^z}}} = e 2 e d z z ln z \large =\displaystyle\int_{e}^{2e}{ \frac{dz}{z\ln{z}}} = e 2 e d ( ln z ) ln z \large =\displaystyle\int_{e}^{2e}{ \frac{d(\ln z)}{\ln{z}}} (Or it can be done by substituting z = ln t z=\ln t ) = ln ( ln z ) e 2 e \huge =\ln(\ln z) |_{e}^{2e} = ln ( ln ( 2 e ) ) = ln ( ln 2 + 1 ) \huge =\ln(\ln(2e))=\ln(\ln2+1) 2 + 1 = 3 \huge \therefore 2+1=\large\color{#456461}{\boxed{\color{#D61F06}{\Huge\boxed{\color{#007fff}{\textbf{3}}}}}}

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Justin Alexander - 4 years, 5 months ago

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