Integral of Logarithm with Linear Argument
For $$a\neq0$$:
$$\int\ln(ax+b)\,dx=\frac{(ax+b)\ln|ax+b|-(ax+b)}{a}+C$$
Usage
- Used for direct integration of logarithms with linear arguments.
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Integral of Logarithm with Linear Argument
Integral of Logarithm with Linear Argument
For $$a\neq0$$:
$$\int\ln(ax+b)\,dx=\frac{(ax+b)\ln|ax+b|-(ax+b)}{a}+C$$
Usage
- Used for direct integration of logarithms with linear arguments.
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