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Find the integral of dx/x^(1.01) from 1 to infinity.
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@beccaboo333
\(\Large x^{1.01}=(x^1)^{\frac{1}{100}}x=x^{\frac{101}{100}} = \sqrt[100]{x}^{101} \)
\[\int\limits_{1}^{\infty}x ^{1.01}dx=\frac{ x ^{2.01} }{ 2.01 }~from~1~\to~\infty approaches~\to~\infty \]\]because x>1
Isn't it 1/x^(1.01) dx?
no matter how you look at it, both answers demonstrate that you're integrating a polynomial, and you know how to integrate these I presume. Use the regular formula.
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i forgot to see / sign in that case write -1.01 in the exponent
Never mind, I got it by using the regular formula. Thank you, Spacelimbus.
after solving answer no infinity some real no.you can solve it ,if any problem i will help you.
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