Substitution: Let's do a substitution: let u=x2+7. Then du=2xdx.
Change Limits: Change the limits of integration. When x=1, u=12+7=8. When x=5, u=(5)2+7=12.
Rewrite Integral: Rewrite the integral in terms of u: ∫812u−2ln(u)du.
Integrate ln(u)/(u−2): Now, we need to integrate ln(u)/(u−2). This isn't a standard integral, so we might need to use integration by parts.
Integration by Parts: Let's use integration by parts: let v=ln(u) and dw=(u−2)1du. Then dv=u1du and w=ln(u−2).
Apply Integration by Parts: Apply integration by parts: ∫vdw=vw−∫wdv.
Calculate Integral: Calculate the integral: ln(u)⋅ln(u−2)−∫ln(u−2)⋅(u1)du.
Correct Mistake: This step is incorrect because the integral of (u−2)1 is not ln(u−2). The correct antiderivative should be a logarithm with a constant adjustment. We need to correct this mistake.
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