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1 Improper Integrals

2 Examples of Improper Integrals Integrals where one or both endpoints is infinite or the function goes to infinity at some value within the interval of integration. Or the function goes to infinity at some value within the interval of integration.

3 Is there a point in trying to solve improper integrals? You might guess that the answer to an improper integral is infinite, and that may be the case but not always. If an improper integral has a finite answer, then it is said to converge to that value. Otherwise the integral is said to diverge.

4 So how do we solve it? Case 1

5 So how do we solve it? Case 2

6 So how do we solve it? Case 3

7 So how should we handle this one?

8 Find lots of practice with videos showing solutions at: http://17calculus.com/integrals/improper/

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