Explanation
Step 1: Choose the substitution
Let us substitute the nested function:
t=log(logx)
Step 2: Differentiate with respect to x
Using the chain rule, differentiate t:
dxdt=logx1⋅dxd(logx)
dxdt=logx1⋅x1
Now, separate the variables to match our integral:
dt=xlogxdx
Step 3: Substitute back into the integral
Notice how perfectly the remaining part of our original integral matches our expression for dt:
I=∫log(logx)1⋅(xlogxdx)
Replacing log(logx) with t and xlogxdx with dt:
I=∫t1dt
Step 4: Integrate and substitute back
The standard integral of t1 is logt:
I=log(t)+C
(where C is the constant of integration)
Finally, replace t back with its original value log(logx):
I=log(log(logx))+C
Correct Answer:
(d) log(log(logx))