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If the integral of the function sin(lnx)x=f(x), then find the value of f(1)
(take constant of integration equal to zero)
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We know the integral of sinx and lnx separately but not of the function sin(lnx). But we have the derivative of lnx in the given function. We will replace lnx with t and proceed
t=ln x
dt=dxxSo we get sin(lnx)xdx=sin(t)dt=cost
Replacing t with lnx, we get
f(x) = - cos (lnx)
We want to find f(1)
f(1) = - cos(ln(1))
= - cos(0)
= -1

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