Calculus 2! 30pts! and brainliest! find the definite integral of 1/(x(5+6lnx) with bounds of 1 to e. show all work and steps clearly so i can follow your logic. you kindly! will award brainliest for best answer! !

Given f(x)=1/(x(5+6log(x)), need to find ∫ f(x)dx  from 1 to e.
[ note: log(x) refers to natural log, i.e. log(x) is ln(x) ]

1.  Substitution of u=5+6log(x)
du = (6/x) dx

2. substitution of du and u into f(x)
∫ f(x)dx
= ∫ dx/(x(5+6log(x))
= (1/6) ∫ (6dx/x) / u
= (1/6) ∫ du/u
= (1/6) log (u) + C
= (1/6) log (5+6log(x)) + C

3. Evaluate definite integral
[ (1/6) log (5+6log(x)) ] from 1 to e
=(1/6) [ log(5+6log(e)) - log(5+6log(1))]    log(e)=1, log(1)=0
=(1/6) [ log(5+6) - log(5+6(0)]
=(1/6)[log(11)-log(5)]

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