[Calc 2] Given the region bounded by the graphs of y = ln x, y = 0, and x = e, find the following. (Round your answers to three decimal places.)
The entire problem: http://imgur.com/a/NRqeO
What I've tried doing so far is integrating y = lnx and got: xlnx - x
Then from interval 0 to e1 I get: -1.847
I'm really lost.
>>269033
First of all, your imgur link isn't working.
Next, what were you trying to solve with your attempt? Surface area?
Graph the function and notice that getting the integral of the interval from 0 to e is not what you want. Maybe it would give you a more meaningful answer if you separate it into two integrals? Recall what exactly it is an integral gives you when evaluated.
>>269033
Find where y = lnx and y = 0 intersects. Then use those bounds. Should be easy enough for you.
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actually I think it might be this looking back at it
crud, I think the last one is still wrong. idk on the last one, but I'm pretty confident in the first two
>>269433
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>>269438
I think I got it. btw, what text program did you use for your working? Mine looks like shit.
>>269438