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Determine whether the improper integral converges, and if so, evaluate it.
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\[\int\limits_{5}^{6} dx/(x-5)^{3/2}\]
\[=\frac{-2}{\sqrt{x-5}} \] from 5 to 6 =-2 - (-infinity)=infinity so it diverges
what were the new bounds?
what do you mean? im sorry i used the bounds 5 to 6, and technically took the limit as x goes to 5
aren't the limits supposed to include an infinity somewhere or no?
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not always it depends on the problem, since our problem has bounds already of 5 and 6 we are checking the limit of the integral from a to 6 as a ->5
ahh gotcha. thanks!
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