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Question Number 115222 by mnjuly1970 last updated on 24/Sep/20

      .... nice  math ...        nice  integral                       prove ::  Ψ=9∫_0 ^( ∞) x^5 e^(−x^3 ) ln(1+x)dx =^(???)  Γ((1/3))−Γ((2/3))+Γ((3/3))               m.n.july.1970

....nicemath...niceintegralprove::Ψ=90x5ex3ln(1+x)dx=???Γ(13)Γ(23)+Γ(33)m.n.july.1970

Answered by mathdave last updated on 24/Sep/20

solution   let I=9∫_0 ^∞ x^5 e^(−x^3 ) ln(1+x)dx  let ∫dv=∫x^5 e^(−x^3 ) dx   put y=x^3   V=(1/3)∫ye^(−y) dy    by IBP  V=−(1/3)ye^(−y) +∫e^(−y) dy=−(1/3)e^(−y) (y+1)+k  but y=x^3   ∵V=−(1/3)e^(−x^3 ) (x^3 +1)+k  and u=ln(1+x),du=(1/(1+x))  usingIBP      ∫udv=uv−∫vdu  I=9(−(1/3)e^(−x^3 ) (x^3 +1)ln(1+x))_0 ^∞ +(9/3)∫_0 ^∞ (((1+x^3 )/(1+x)))e^(−x^3 ) dx  I=0+3∫^∞ _0 (x^2 −x+1)e^(−x^3 ) dx   let  y=x^3 ,x^(1/3)  and dx=(1/3)y^(−(2/3)) dy  I=3∫_0 ^∞ (y^(2/3) −y^(1/3) +1)e^(−y) ×(1/3)y^(−(2/3)) dy  I=∫_0 ^∞ (1−y^(−(1/3)) +y^(−(2/3)) )e^(−y) dy  I=∫_0 ^∞ y^(1−1) e^(−y) dy−∫_0 ^∞ y^((2/3)−1) e^(−y) dy+∫_0 ^∞ y^((1/3)−1) e^(−y) dy  I=Γ(1)−Γ((2/3))+Γ((1/3))  ∵∫_0 ^∞ x^5 e^(−x^3 ) ln(1+x)dx=Γ((1/3))−Γ((2/3))+Γ((3/3))  Q.E.D  by mathdave(24/09/2020)

solutionletI=90x5ex3ln(1+x)dxletdv=x5ex3dxputy=x3V=13yeydybyIBPV=13yey+eydy=13ey(y+1)+kbuty=x3V=13ex3(x3+1)+kandu=ln(1+x),du=11+xusingIBPudv=uvvduI=9(13ex3(x3+1)ln(1+x))0+930(1+x31+x)ex3dxI=0+30(x2x+1)ex3dxlety=x3,x13anddx=13y23dyI=30(y23y13+1)ey×13y23dyI=0(1y13+y23)eydyI=0y11eydy0y231eydy+0y131eydyI=Γ(1)Γ(23)+Γ(13)0x5ex3ln(1+x)dx=Γ(13)Γ(23)+Γ(33)Q.E.Dbymathdave(24/09/2020)

Commented by mnjuly1970 last updated on 24/Sep/20

thank you

thankyou

Commented by Tawa11 last updated on 06/Sep/21

great sir

greatsir

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