Encontré esta expresión muchas veces como parte del factor integrador al resolver ecuaciones diferenciales lineales.
$$e^{\int \frac {1}{x}dx}$$
For sometime, I wrote it as $ x$, and was satisfied as even the answer given in my textbook had $ x$ instead of $ | x |% #% |% | x $. But after realising the possibility to be $\ int \ frac {1} {X} dx = log | x |$, I am confused.
What should be the answer, and why?
Edit: (My reasoning)
$ e ^ {logt} = t$ and $ t = | x |$ if I'm not wrong. So in this case, $ | x |% #% x$ so the answer should be $ x $