Let
I=∫0∞x2+4loge(x)dxSubstitute
x=2tanθ, which gives
dx=2sec2θdθ.
The limits of integration change from
x=0→θ=0 to
x→∞→θ=2π.
I=∫0π/24tan2θ+4loge(2tanθ)(2sec2θ)dθI=∫0π/24sec2θloge(2tanθ)(2sec2θ)dθI=21∫0π/2loge(2tanθ)dθI=21∫0π/2(loge2+loge(tanθ))dθI=21loge2∫0π/21dθ+21∫0π/2loge(tanθ)dθLet
I1=∫0π/2loge(tanθ)dθUsing the property
∫0af(x)dx=∫0af(a−x)dx, we get:
I1=∫0π/2loge(tan(2π−θ))dθ=∫0π/2loge(cotθ)dθI1=∫0π/2loge(tanθ1)dθ=−∫0π/2loge(tanθ)dθ=−I12I1=0⇒I1=0Substituting
I1=0 back into the equation for
I:
I=21loge2[θ]0π/2+0I=21loge2(2π)=4πloge2Answer:
4πloge(2)