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7 December, 22:46

If f is a function whose domain includes all real numbers, the improper integral ∫∞-∞f (x) dx is defined to equal ∫0-∞f (x) dx∫∞0 f (x) dx provided both of those improper integrals converge. with that definition in mind, the improper integral ∫∞-∞x 31+x 4 dx will:

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  1. 7 December, 23:05
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    Polynomials are unbounded, so the integral will diverge.
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