How do you integrate int e^(3/x)/x^2dx∫e3xx2dx from [0,1][0,1]?
1 Answer
Jan 14, 2017
The integral does not converge.
Explanation:
Notice that
Before doing so, first find the general antiderivative of the function.
inte^(3/x)/x^2dx∫e3xx2dx
Let
=-1/3inte^(3/x)(-3/x^2dx)=-1/3inte^udu=-1/3e^u=-1/3e^(3/x)=−13∫e3x(−3x2dx)=−13∫eudu=−13eu=−13e3x
So:
int_0^1e^(3/x)/x^2dx=lim_(brarr0^+)int_b^1e^(3/x)/x^2dx=lim_(brarr0^+)[-1/3e^(3/x)]_b^1
Evaluating:
=-1/3e^3+lim_(brarr0^+)1/3e^(3/b)
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