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why does this converge or diverge? Integral: from 0 to infinity (e^(2x))/((e^x)+1)dx
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Determine whether the following improper integrals converge or diverge; justify your answers: ... u = x3 - 1, the integral is limt -> 1+ (2/3)(x3 - 1)1/2|t2 = (2/3)71/2 - 0. ... But the integral of e-x from 1 to infinity does converge; it is equal to limR ...
I think I am following but the answer I was given says that the integral diverges...it does not mention why...so I don't think I follow
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