For those curious, the function I plotted is given below.pic.twitter.com/CH2TZlYzss
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∫ 1/x = ln(x) at first seems "break the pattern" of integrals of the form ∫xⁿ dx • However plotting the various ∫xⁿ for different 𝑛 makes it hard to imagine it being anything differentpic.twitter.com/qQaYVeAsfy
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as long as you tell ur little kids to follow me on twitter
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Basically you have this, which is trivial using L'Hôpital's Rule (or something more basic)pic.twitter.com/cxGWxRv6g3
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yes, but that is not a pretty rainbow gif
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What version of mathematica are you using? 11 12 or earlier?
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let me check. why do ya ask?
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clearly x^0 / 0 = ln x
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don't know how i missed that
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Reminds me of something I tell my math methods students a lot: sometimes something that seems strange or incongruous is really more the result of the way we've learned to write and describe things.
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I like that
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