Determine the convergence or divergence if each integral by using a comparison function. Show work using...

Determine the convergence or divergence if each integral by using a comparison function. Show work using the steps below:

A. Indicate the comparison function you are using.

B. Indicate if your comparison function is larger or smaller than the original function.

C. Indicate if your comparison integral converges or diverges. Explain why.

D. State if the original integral converges or diverges. If it converges, you don’t need to give the value it converges to.

16. integral from 0 to 1((e^(-x))/(√x)) dx

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Colby Messinger answered 1 year ago

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