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MathsMediumMCQ2019 · 12 Jan Shift 1

Q83.The integral ∫cos(lnx)dx, is equal to (1) x 2 (cos(lnx) −sin(ln x)) + C (2) x(cos(lnx) −sin(ln x)) + C (3) x(cos(lnx) + sin(ln x)) + C (4) x2 (cos(lnx) + sin(ln x)) + C

What This Question Tests

This problem tests the ability to evaluate a definite integral involving a logarithmic function inside a trigonometric function using the technique of integration by parts, potentially multiple times, or recognizing a standard form.

Concepts Tested

Integration by partsIntegration of trigonometric functions

Formulas Used

∫u dv = uv - ∫v du

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