logistic_guy
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Look at this simple integral.
∫2x dx=ln22x+C
Why do we divide by ln2? From where did it come?



∫2x dx=ln22x+C
Why do we divide by ln2? From where did it come?



Look at this simple integral.
∫2x dx=ln22x+C
Why do we divide by ln2? From where did it come?
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Thank you Sir khan.Because
ln(2^x) = x*ln(x) ............ by extension of definition of ln(a) and ln(a*b)
Thank you again Sir khan.Correction:
ln(2^x) = x * ln(2)