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The Natural Logarithmic Function: Integration (Section 5-2)

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1 The Natural Logarithmic Function: Integration (Section 5-2)

2 Theorem 5.5 Log Rule for Integration
Chart pg 332

3 Find the indefinite integral.
Example 1

4 Find the indefinite integral.
Example 2

5 Example 3 Find the area of the region bounded by the graph of the function below , the x-axis and the line x = 3

6 Find the indefinite integral.
Example 4

7 Find the indefinite integral.
Example 5

8 Find the indefinite integral.
Example 6

9 Find the indefinite integral.
Example 7

10 Find the indefinite integral.
Example 8

11 Find the indefinite integral.
Example 9

12 Example 10 Solve the differential equation.

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