Determine whether the integrals are divergent or convergent. Calculate the convergent ones. ?)∫ 1 / ?^2+?...

Determine whether the integrals are divergent or convergent. Calculate the convergent ones.

?)∫ 1 / ?^2+? ?x (from 1 to positive infinity)

?) ∫ ? −√? / √? ?? ( from 1 to positive infinity)

?) ∫ ??????? (negative infinity to positive infinity)

?) ∫ 1 / √3−? ?x ( from 2 to 3)

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