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Question
`int cos(log x) dx = F(x) + C` where C is arbitrary constant. Here F(x) =
Options
`x[cos(log x) - sin (log (x))]`
`x/2 [cos(log x) + sin (log (x))]`
`x[cos(log x) + sin (log (x))]`
`x/2 [cos(log x) - sin (log (x))]`
MCQ
Solution
`x/2 [cos(log x) + sin (log (x))]`
Explanation:
`I - int cos(log x). 1 dx`
= `cos (log x) int 1 dx - int ((d cos(log x))/(dx) int 1 dx) dx`
= `x cos (log + x) + int sin(log x). 1/x. x dx`
= `x cos (log x) + sin (log x) int 1 dx - int ((d sin(log x))/(dx) int 1 dx) dx`
= `x cos (log x) + x sin (log x) - int cos(log x) dx`
`I = x [cos (log x) + sin (log x)] - I + C_1`
`2I = x[cos,(log x) + sin (log x)] + C_1`
`I = x/2 [cos (log x) + sin (log x)] + C`
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