For α,β,γ,δ∈N, if ∫((ex)2x+(xe)2x)logexdx=α1(ex)βx−γ1(xe)δx+C
, where e=∑n=0∞n!1 and C is constant of integration, then α+2β+3γ−4δ is equal to :
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We have,
∫((ex)2x+(xe)2x)logexdx=α1(ex)βx−γ1(xe)δx+C\begin{gathered} {(\frac{x}{e})}^{2x} ={(\frac{{e}^{{\log }_{e}x}}{e})}^{2x}[\because x={e}^{{\log }_{e}x}] \\ \\ ={e}^{2(x{\log }_{e}x-x)}.........(i) (xe)2x=(ex)−2x=e−2(xlogex−x) .........(ii)
Let,
I=∫[(ex)2x+(xe)2x]logexdx=∫[e2(xlogex−x)+e−2(xlogex−x)]logexdx
Let xlogex−x=tlogexdx=dt I =\int ({e}^{2t}+{e}^{-2t})dt=\frac{{e}^{2t}}{2}-\frac{{e}^{-2t}}{2}+C \\ \\ =\frac{1}{2}{(\frac{x}{e})}^{2x}-\frac{1}{2}{(\frac{e}{x})}^{2x}+C \end{gathered}
On comparing I with α1(ex)βx−γ1(xe)δx+Cα=2,β=2,γ=2,δ=2∴α+2β+3γ−4δ=2+2×2+3×2−4×2=4