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All of them seems good to me
 

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xsin(ln(x))+C reverse product rule
 

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Oh, well the first thing that sprung in my head was IBP twice lol
 

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(just consider a right angled triangle)

So we can just make the curve and change the limits from 0 to 1 and the answer is

What I'm doing is "cutting" the section of the graph between -1 and 0, and "pasting" it on top of the graph between 0 and 1.
Yep, the more technical approach though would be to just set u=-x and apply the same formula.


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don't use t-sub plz
 
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