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SlowToady-here's how I did it.....

u=ln(t)
du=1/t dt

v=2/3t^(3/2)
dv=sqrt(t)dt

Think of dv as "t^(1/2)" rather than a sq. rt. Then you will get v correct, this is your problem.

Do I.B.P. again.....

integral [ln (t)(sqrt(t)]=ln(t)*[2/3t^(3/2)] - integral {[2/3t^(3/2)][1/t]}dt (remember to include 1 & 4 to solve for a definite answer)

answer=4.28245

Let me know if this makes sense/doesn't...
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