Posted by sarah on Tuesday, January 22, 2008 at 11:36pm.
To check--differentiate the integral to see if you get the original equation.
I believe you are correct.
You should simplify what you wrote. You have constants and terms in ln x that can be combined. If you do, you should end up with
x^2[(ln x)/2 - 1/4] + C
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