Integral of e^-x ln(x) from 0 to infinity
In this video, I evaluate the integral from 0 to infinity of e^(-x) ln(x) dx using power series. The answer is quite surprising and unexpected, so check it out! Enjoy! Note: This video is used in the evaluation of the Vardi integral, which I'll do in a later video
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