1. Rearrange the result from part (a) to make $\frac{\ln x}{x^5}$ the subject
From (a), we have:
dxd(x4lnx)=x51−x54lnx
Rearranging this gives:
x54lnx=x51−dxd(x4lnx)
x5lnx=41x−5−41dxd(x4lnx)
2. Integrate to find the general form of $\mathrm{f}(x)$
f(x)=∫x5lnxdx
=∫(41x−5−41dxd(x4lnx))dx
=41(−4x−4)−41(x4lnx)+C
=−16x41−4x4lnx+C
3. Use the given point to find the constant of integration $C$
Given that the curve passes through (1,43):
f(1)=−16(1)41−4(1)4ln1+C=43
Since ln1=0:
−161+C=43
C=43+161=1612+161=1613
4. State the final function $\mathrm{f}(x)$
f(x)=−16x41−4x4lnx+1613
答案f(x)=−16x41−4x4lnx+1613