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determine if this is convergent or divergent? If convergent, find the value. integral (from 0 to infinity) of e^x / (e^2x + 3)
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I was taught to break it into another integral from 0 to 'A', integrate, then see what happens when A goes to infinity, but I'm having trouble integrating it.
because integral (from 0 to infinity) of e^x / (e^2x + 3) behaves like integral (from 0 to infinity ) of 1/ e^n. By the comparison test we know that ( integral from 0 to infinity e^-ax dx converges for a > 0 ) so we know that it converges for all n values greater than 0.
how do I know that the original lies above 1/e^n? I understand the comparison test, but I need to know that the original is above it if the known one diverges.
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