Q. Answer the following True or False.∫3xdx=ln33x+CTrueFalse
Apply Exponential Function Formula: To solve the integral of 3x with respect to x, we need to use the formula for integrating exponential functions, which is ∫axdx=ln(a)ax+C, where a is a constant and a=1.
Calculate Integral of 3x: We apply the formula to 3x, where a=3. So, ∫3xdx=(ln(3)3x)+C.
Compare Result with Given Expression: We compare the result with the given expression (3x+C)/(ln3). The integral we found, (3x/ln(3))+C, is not the same as (3x+C)/(ln3) because in the given expression, both 3x and C are divided by ln(3), which is incorrect.
Verify Statement: Therefore, the statement "∫3xdx=ln33x+C" is False because the correct integral of 3x is ln(3)3x + C, not both terms divided by ln(3).