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9. ∫ (1/x)[ln (x)]^4 dx =
(1/5)ln |ln x| + C
(1/5)(ln x)^5 + C
5(ln x)^5 + C
- 1/(ln x)^5 + C
none of these
10. Acme estimates marginal revenue on a product to be 200q-1/3 dollars per unit when the level of production is q units. The corresponding marginal cost is 2q dollars per unit. Suppose the profit is $250 when the level of production is 1 unit. What is Acme's profit when 8 units are produced?
(Note: P'(t) = R'(t) - C'(t) and P(0) = 0)
$937
$987
$1037
$1087
$1137
$1187
$1237
none of these
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9. ∫ (1/x)[ln (x)]^4 dx =
(1/5)ln |ln x| + C
(1/5)(ln x)^5 + C
5(ln x)^5 + C
- 1/(ln x)^5 + C
none of these
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(1/5)(ln x)^5 + C
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