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Section 7.8 : Improper Integrals

Determine if each of the following integrals converge or diverge. If the integral converges determine its value.

  1. 424x+6x2dx
  2. 5014w20dw
  3. 213642zdz
  4. 0xe2+3xdx
  5. 0xe2+3xdx
  6. 21x2+1dx
  7. 301z24zdz
  8. 1xx2+1dx
  9. 211y22y3dy
  10. 0cos(w)dw
  11. 101(52z)2dz
  12. z3z4+1dz
  13. 4112y6dy
  14. 5113w2dw
  15. 12e1xx2dx
  16. x2ex3dx
  17. y(y2+1)3dy
  18. 30w39w2dw
  19. 131w2+2wdw
  20. 0e1xx2dx
  21. 01z[ln(z)]2dz
  22. 01w1dw