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e-log(x)=elog(1/x).

If log(x) means ln(x), then elog(1/x)=eln(1/x)=1/x, the integral of which is ln(x)+C (where C is the constant of integration). This can also be written ln(ax) or ln|ax| where a is a constant (C=ln(a)).

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