Joshua W. answered 03/28/21
Patient and Communicative Engineering Student
Via the properties of natural log and e, we know that loga(x) = ln(x)/ln(a), but it also works if a and x swap positions, in that logx(a) = ln(a)/ln(x) is also true. Replace logx(2) with (ln(2)/ln(x)) and solve. I'm assuming since you specified which type of logbase integral you did not know how to solve that you DO know how to deal with the integral of ln.
Krugen K.
Thank you, after converting logx(2) to (ln(2)/ln(x)) it becomes easier and I can now solve the integral.03/30/21