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Integral of theta^3*lnsintheta with respect to theta from 0 to pi
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∫[0,pi] x^3 ln(sin(x)) dx

you got me. wolframalpha . com figures the value, but it's not evaluated using elementary functions.
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Integral [0,pi/2] of sin(x)ln(sinx) w.r.to x.
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