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convergent or divergent?
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\[\int\limits_{2}^{\infty}dx/(x+3)(x+1)^{?}\]
what are the limits and is there an exponent on (x+1)
the bounds are 2 - infinity. and yeah the exponent is 2.
convergent
how?
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you can integrate it, then you can find
after integrating using partial fractions and evaluating the limit to infinity i get infinity - infinity + 1/6 where infinity - infinity is indeterminate however it may still converge to 1/6 i dont know if thats much help weiwei what did you find that it converged to?
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