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Find the integrals:
∫1÷(x(㏑x-π)^4)dx

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Answer:

$C-(1)/(3(lnx- \pi)^3).$

Explanation:

$\int\ {(1)/(x(lnx- \pi)^4) } \, dx=\int\ {(d(lnx- \pi))/((lnx- \pi)^4)} \, dx=-(1)/(3(lnx- \pi)^3) +C.$

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