Consider the improper integrals 1 1 = ( =) = I x³ -dx II 1+x² + x4` 1 (a) Both improper integrals converge. (b) None of the improper integrals converges. (c) I converges and II does not converge. (d) I does not converge and II converges. dx x ³ (x − 1) ³ -dx.
Consider the improper integrals 1 1 = ( =) = I x³ -dx II 1+x² + x4` 1 (a) Both improper integrals converge. (b) None of the improper integrals converges. (c) I converges and II does not converge. (d) I does not converge and II converges. dx x ³ (x − 1) ³ -dx.
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