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Need help w/ indefinite integral: Integral (3/x^5) from 0 to 1
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\[\int\limits_{0}^{1} (3/x^5) dx \]
integral does not converge
so for my final answer I ended up with: 3ln(1)-3ln(0)=0, not sure if that is correct...
ln is not defined at 0
so would it be 3ln(1)-3ln(t)^5 =0 ?
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no
\[\int3/x^5dx=\frac{-3}{4x^4}+c\]
there are no ln's in this problem
ah, okay I see. Thanks
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