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Need a bit of help. Show that ∫1 to ∞ (|sin x|/x^2) dx is convergent.
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compare the integrand with a series that is known to be convergent.
I guess that's not really what I need help with, and I should have done better to write my true question better. I do know that I need to find one that converges. How would I compare it with a convergent integral and show it on paper?
sin x is bounded above by 1, so \[\large \frac{ \left| \sin x \right| }{ x^2 } \le \frac{ 1 }{ x^2 }\] if the improper integral of the RHS is a value (hence convergent), your integrand problem is also convergent. a trick with sine and consine functions is to replace them by a number, usually 1 as an upper bound
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