What is the antiderivative of a natural logarithm

The video tutorial explains how to handle a mathematical expression by taking a constant factor, 'three', outside of an integral. It demonstrates the integration process, resulting in a simplified expression. The tutorial emphasizes the simplicity of the method and concludes with a brief summary of the steps involved.

What is the initial observation made about the equation?

• It cannot be integrated.

• It is already simplified.

• It contains a factor of three.

• It contains a factor of two.

What is the purpose of factoring out the three in the equation?

• To eliminate the constant term.

• To make the equation more complex.

• To change the variable of integration.

• To simplify the integration process.

What is the result of integrating L1 of X?

• 3 MLN of absolute value of X + C

• 2 MLN of absolute value of X + C

• MLN of absolute value of X + C

• 4 MLN of absolute value of X + C

What is emphasized about the integration process in the final section?

• It is impossible to complete.

• It is very complex.

• It is fairly simple.

• It requires advanced techniques.

What is the concluding remark about the integration process?

• It is as simple as it gets.

• It is more complicated than expected.

• It requires further explanation.

• It is not applicable in this context.