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Use either substitution or integration-by-parts to find the following indefi nite integral:
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Compute the area bounded by the curves and .
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The Taylor series for about is: What is the interval of convergence of the Taylor series
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Which of the following limits equals the sum of the series ?
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Which of the following improper integrals converge?
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In order for an improper integral to converge, the limit of the integral as it approaches infinity or negative infinity must exist and be finite. In option (a), the integral does not converge as the limit of the integral as it approaches infinity does not exist. In option (b), the integral converges as the limit of the integral as it approaches infinity exists and is finite. In option (c), the integral does not converge as the limit of the integral as it approaches negative infinity does not exist. In option (d), the integral converges as the limit of the integral as it approaches negative infinity exists and is finite.Rate this question:
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