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Find the integral by using the appropriate formula. (Remember the constant of integration.)

x8
In(x) dx

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The integral expression
\int\limits {[x + 8\ln(x)]} \, dx when evaluated is
(x^2)/(2) + (8)/(x) + c

How to evaluate the integral expression

From the question, we have the following parameters that can be used in our computation:


\int\limits {[x + 8\ln(x)]} \, dx

This can be expanded as


\int\limits {[x + 8\ln(x)]} \, dx = \int\limits x dx + \int\limits 8\ln(x) \, dx

Integrat each part

So, we have


\int\limits {[x + 8\ln(x)]} \, dx = (x^2)/(2) + (8)/(x) + c

Hence, the integral expression when evaluated is
(x^2)/(2) + (8)/(x) + c

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