H* definiendo la funcion *L

In[69]:= f@x_D = Hx + 1L ^ 2 Ln@x + 1D

Out[69]= H1 + xL2 Ln@1 + xD

H* punto a *L

In[70]:= f@x + 1 > 0D

Out[70]= H1 + H1 + x > 0LL2 Ln@1 + H1 + x > 0LD
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In[71]:= ½ (1 + (1 + x > 0))^2*Ln[1 + (1 + x > 0)]

Using closest WolframÈAlpha interpretation: 1 + x > 0

Input:
1+x > 0

Inequality plot:
1.0

0.5

-2.0 -1.5 -1.0 -0.5

-0.5

-1.0

Alternate form:
x > -1

Solution:
x > -1

Number line:

-1.0 -0.5 0.0 0.5 1.0

Interval notation:
H-1, ¥L

H* punto b *L

In[72]:= f@0D
Out[72]= Ln@1D

In[73]:= H* punto c *L
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In[75]:= f@xD = 0
Out[75]= 0

H* punto d *L

In[77]:= f@2D
Out[77]= 9 Ln@3D

In[78]:= f@- 1D
Out[78]= 0

H* punto e *L

In[76]:= f@xD = 4
Out[76]= 4

H* punto f *L

In[79]:= Clear@fD

In[80]:= f@x_D = Hx + 1L ^ 2 Ln@x + 1D

Out[80]= H1 + xL2 Ln@1 + xD

In[81]:= Limit@f@xD, x ® 2D
Out[81]= LimitAH1 + xL2 Ln@1 + xD, x ® 2E
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In[82]:= ½ Limit[(1 + x)^2*Ln[1 + x], x -> 2]

Limit: Approximate form Step-by-step solution

lim H1 + xL2 logH1 + xL ‡ 9 logH3L

x®2

logHxL is the natural logarithm »

Plot:
40

30

20 Hx from 0 to 4L

10

1 2 3 4

Series expansion at x=2: More terms

9 logH3L + Hx - 2L H3 + logH729LL + Hx - 2L2 Hx - 2L3 + OIHx - 2L4 M

3 1
+ logH3L +
2 9
HTaylor seriesL

H* punto g *L

In[83]:= Limit@f@xD, x ® 1D
Out[83]= LimitAH1 + xL2 Ln@1 + xD, x ® 1E
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In[84]:= ½ Limit[(1 + x)^2*Ln[1 + x], x -> 1]

Limit: Approximate form Step-by-step solution

lim H1 + xL2 logH1 + xL ‡ logH16L

x®1

logHxL is the natural logarithm »

Alternate form:
4 logH2L

Plot:

20

15

10 Hx from -1 to 3L

-1 1 2 3

Series expansion at x=1: More terms

logH16L + Hx - 1L H2 + logH16LL + Hx - 1L2 Hx - 1L3 + OIHx - 1L4 M

3 1
+ logH2L +
2 6
HTaylor seriesL

H* punto h *L

In[85]:= Limit@f@xD, x ® - 3D
Out[85]= LimitAH1 + xL2 Ln@1 + xD, x ® - 3E
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In[86]:= ½ Limit[(1 + x)^2*Ln[1 + x], x -> -3]

Limit: Approximate form Step-by-step solution

lim H1 + xL2 logH1 + xL ‡ 4 ä Π + logH16L

x®-3

logHxL is the natural logarithm »

Alternate forms:
4 ä HΠ - ä logH2LL
4 logH2L + 4 ä Π

Plot:
50

40

30

Hx from -5 to -1L
20

10
real part
-4 -3 -2 -1 imaginary part

Series expansion at x=-3: More terms

HlogH16L + 4 ä ΠL + Hx + 3L H-2 - 4 ä Π - 4 logH2LL + Hx + 3L2 Hx + 3L3 + OIHx + 3L4 M

3 1
+ ä Π + logH2L -
2 6
HTaylor seriesL

H* punto i *L

In[87]:= Limit@f@xD, x ® ¥D
Out[87]= LimitAH1 + xL2 Ln@1 + xD, x ® ¥E

In[88]:= ½ Limit[(1 + x)^2*Ln[1 + x], x -> Infinity]

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Limit: Hide steps

lim H1 + xL2 logH1 + xL ‡ ¥

x®¥
Possible intermediate steps:
Find the following limit:
lim logHx + 1L Hx + 1L2
x®¥

Applying the product rule, write lim Hx + 1L2 logHx + 1L as J lim Hx + 1LN J lim logHx + 1LN:
2

x®¥ x®¥ x®¥

lim Hx + 1L2 lim logHx + 1L
x®¥ x®¥

lim Hx + 1L ‡ lim x:
x®¥ x®¥
2
lim x lim logHx + 1L
x®¥ x®¥

lim x ‡ ¥:
x®¥
2
¥ lim logHx + 1L
x®¥

The limit of logHx + 1L as x approaches ¥ is ¥:

¥2 ¥

¥2 ¥ ‡ ¥:

Answer:
¥

logHxL is the natural logarithm »

R is the set of real numbers »

Series expansion at x=¥: More terms

1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 4
- x2 log + x 1 - 2 log + - log + - + +O
x x 2 x 3x 12 x2 30 x3 x
Hgeneralized Puiseux seriesL
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In[90]:= f@xD
Out[90]= H1 + xL2 Ln@1 + xD

In[91]:= ½ (1 + x)^2*Ln[1 + x]

Input:
H1 + xL2 logH1 + xL
logHxL is the natural logarithm »

Plots:

Complex-valued plot È Æ

15

10

real part
x
-3 -2 -1 1 2 imaginary part

min max

Complex-valued plot È Æ

400

300

200

100

real part
x
-10 -5 5 10 imaginary part

min max

Expanded form: Step-by-step solution

x2 logHx + 1L + 2 x logHx + 1L + logHx + 1L

Root: Step-by-step solution

x‡0
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Properties as a real function: Approximate forms

Domain:
8x Î R : x > -1<
Range:
8y Î R : 2 ã y + 1 ³ 0<
R is the set of real numbers »

Series expansion at x=0:

+ OIx6 M
3 x2 x3 x4 x5
x+ + - +
2 3 12 30
HTaylor seriesL

Big-O notation »

Series expansion at x=¥:

1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 4
- x2 log + x 1 - 2 log + - log + - + +O
x x 2 x 3x 12 x2 30 x3 x
Hgeneralized Puiseux seriesL

Big-O notation »

Derivative: Step-by-step solution

IH1 + xL2 logH1 + xLM ‡ Hx + 1L H2 logHx + 1L + 1L

â
âx

Indefinite integral: Step-by-step solution

à H1 + xL logH1 + xL â x ‡ Hx + 1L3 H3 logHx + 1L - 1L + constant

2
1
9

Global minimum: Approximate form

1 1
min9H1 + xL2 logH1 + xL= ‡ - at x ‡ -1 +
2ã ã

Definite integral: More digits

à H1 + xL logH1 + xL â x » -0.1111111111111112…
0
2
-1

Alternative representations: More

H1 + xL2 logH1 + xL ‡ logã H1 + xL H1 + xL2

H1 + xL2 logH1 + xL ‡ logHaL loga H1 + xL H1 + xL2

H1 + xL2 logH1 + xL ‡ -Li1 H- xL H1 + xL2

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H1 + xL2 logH1 + xL ‡ -Li1 H- xL H1 + xL2

log_bHxL is the base- b logarithm »

Li_nHxL is the polylogarithm function »
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Series representations:

1 n‡1
2 H-1Ln
H1 + xL2 logH1 + xL ‡ â
¥
H-2+nL H-1+nL n
- n³3 xn
3
n=-1 ¥
n‡2
2

H-1Ln 23-n
- H-2+nL H-1+nL n n ³ 3

H1 + xL2 logH1 + xL ‡ â H-1 + xLn

¥ 3
+ logH2L n‡2
2
n=-1 ¥ 2 + logH16L n‡1
logH16L n‡0

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Integral representations:

H1 + xL2 logH1 + xL ‡ H1 + xL2 à

1+x 1
ât
1 t

ä H1 + xL2
H1 + xL2 logH1 + xL ‡ - â s for H-1 < Γ < 0 and  argHxL¤ < ΠL
ä ¥+Γ x-s GH-sL2 GH1 + sL
à
2Π -ä ¥+Γ GH1 - sL

GHxL is the gamma function »

argHzL is the complex argument »
 z¤ is the absolute value of z »
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