- Given integral
We need to evaluate
∫[(ex)2x+(xe)2x]lnxdx
and compare it with
α1(ex)βx−γ1(xe)δx+C.
We must identify α,β,γ,δ∈N.
- Differentiate likely forms
Let
y1=(ex)2x.
Using logarithmic differentiation,
lny1=2xln(ex)=2x(lnx−1).
Differentiate:
y1y1′=2(lnx−1)+2x⋅x1=2lnx.
Hence,
dxd(ex)2x=2lnx(ex)2x.
Therefore,
\left(\frac{x}{e}\right)^{2x}\ln x=rac12\frac{d}{dx}\left(\frac{x}{e}\right)^{2x}.
- Now for the second term
Let
y2=(xe)2x.
Then
lny2=2xln(xe)=2x(1−lnx).
Differentiate:
y2y2′=2(1−lnx)+2x(−x1)=−2lnx.
So,
dxd(xe)2x=−2lnx(xe)2x.
Hence,
(xe)2xlnx=−21dxd(xe)2x.
- Integrate termwise
So the integrand becomes
(ex)2xlnx+(xe)2xlnx=21dxd(ex)2x−21dxd(xe)2x.
Integrating,
∫[(ex)2x+(xe)2x]lnxdx=21(ex)2x−21(xe)2x+C.
Comparing with
α1(ex)βx−γ1(xe)δx+C,
we get
α=2,β=2,γ=2,δ=2.
- Compute the required expression
α+2β+3γ−4δ=2+2(2)+3(2)−4(2).
=2+4+6−8=4.
- Option check
The value is
4,
which corresponds to Option D.
- Comparison with stored answer
Stored correct answer: D
Our derived answer: D
So they agree.