Integral by Substituion of Logarithmic Function
by Alfred
(U.S.A)
How do we find the following integral?
This is a typical integration by substituion problem. Here we can take the constant 2 out of the integral sign:
And now we make:
So, making the substitution we get:
So, finally, substituting back:
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