[Steps Shown] Use integration by parts to find the integral: ∫2x^nln ax with a≠ 0,n≠
Question: Use integration by parts to find the integral:
\[\int{2{{x}^{n}}\ln ax}\]with \(a\ne 0,n\ne -1\).
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