5x3 dx. Consider the integral 4x4 +2 (a) Which of the following statements best describe the given integral? O It's a Type 1 improper integral. We should proceed by writing it as the limit of a proper integral. O It's a Type 1 improper integral. We should proceed by writing it as the sum of two improper integrals. O It's a Type 2 improper integral. We should proceed by writing it as the limit of a proper integral. O It's a Type 2 improper integral. We should proceed by writing it as the sum of two improper integrals. O It's not an improper integral. (b) Evaluate the given integral. If it converges, enter its value. If it divergers, enter "infinity" for oo, "-infinity" for 00, and "DNE" if it's neither.
5x3 dx. Consider the integral 4x4 +2 (a) Which of the following statements best describe the given integral? O It's a Type 1 improper integral. We should proceed by writing it as the limit of a proper integral. O It's a Type 1 improper integral. We should proceed by writing it as the sum of two improper integrals. O It's a Type 2 improper integral. We should proceed by writing it as the limit of a proper integral. O It's a Type 2 improper integral. We should proceed by writing it as the sum of two improper integrals. O It's not an improper integral. (b) Evaluate the given integral. If it converges, enter its value. If it divergers, enter "infinity" for oo, "-infinity" for 00, and "DNE" if it's neither.
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dx.
Consider the integral
4x4+2
(a) Which of the following statements best describe the given integral?
O It's a Type 1 improper integral. We should proceed by writing it as the limit of a proper integral.
O It's a Type 1 improper integral. We should proceed by writing it as the sum of two improper integrals.
O It's a Type 2 improper integral. We should proceed by writing it as the limit of a proper integral.
O It's a Type 2 improper integral. We should proceed by writing it as the sum of two improper integrals.
O It's not an improper integral.
(b) Evaluate the given integral. If it converges, enter its value. If it divergers, enter "infinity" for oo, "-infinity" for -00, and "DNE" if it's neither.
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