Computing Improper Integrals with an Endpoint at Infinity
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- Previously, we found out that unbounded regions can, in fact, have finite area! So, a natural next step would be to try and calculate that area. This leads us into the notion of…
By Steven Kwon, Alexander Mason, Moor Xu, Alex Federspiel
- One may initially think that any area that is unbounded is infinite. This is a common misconception. While some regions certainly do have an infinite area, think about it this w…
By Joshua Siktar
Problems 7
- Compute the integral ∫1∞1x2 dx\int_1^\infty \frac1{x^2}\, dx∫1∞x21dx.
- Compute the integral ∫3∞7x3 dx\int_{3}^{\infty} \frac{7}{x^3} \, dx∫3∞x37dx as a decimal to the nearest tenth.
- Gabriel's Horn is defined as the shape generated when we revolve the graph of y=1xy = \frac{1}{x}y=x1 around the xxx-axis for x≥1.x \geq 1.x≥1. What is the volume of Gabriel's …
- We define Gabriel's Modified Horn as the shape generated when we revolve the graph of y=1xαy = \frac{1}{x^{\alpha}}y=xα1 around the xxx-axis for x≥1,x \geq 1,x≥1, where α>12\al…
- We define Gabriel's Modified Horn as the shape generated when we revolve y=1xαy = \frac{1}{x^{\alpha}}y=xα1 around the xxx-axis for x≥1,x \geq 1,x≥1, where α>12\alpha > \frac{1…
- We define Gabriel's Modified Horn as the shape generated when we revolve y=1xαy = \frac{1}{x^{\alpha}}y=xα1 around the xxx-axis for x≥1,x \geq 1,x≥1, where α>12\alpha > \frac{1…
- We define Gabriel's Modified Horn as the shape generated when we revolve the graph of y=1xαy = \frac{1}{x^{\alpha}}y=xα1 around the xxx-axis for x≥1,x \geq 1,x≥1, where α>12\al…