All you have to do is integrate with the variable and set this equal to the value we want. First, antidifferentiate:
(a) [ln|t|] on 1 to x = ln(5)
Then plug in x and 1 following F(b) - F(a) from the fundamental theorem:
= ln(x) - ln(1) = ln(5)
= ln(x) = ln(5)
x = 5
(b) Same integral:
[ln|t|] on 1 to x = 1
= ln(x) - 0 = 1
= ln(x) = 1
x = e
(ln(1) = 0 and ln(e) = 1 are facts about logs you probably should remember, if you don't already)
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All you have to do is integrate with the variable and set this equal to the value we want. First, antidifferentiate:
(a) [ln|t|] on 1 to x = ln(5)
Then plug in x and 1 following F(b) - F(a) from the fundamental theorem:
= ln(x) - ln(1) = ln(5)
= ln(x) = ln(5)
x = 5
(b) Same integral:
[ln|t|] on 1 to x = 1
= ln(x) - 0 = 1
= ln(x) = 1
x = e
(ln(1) = 0 and ln(e) = 1 are facts about logs you probably should remember, if you don't already)