The Improper Integral of e^(-x) from 0 to Infinity

The Improper Integral of e^(-x) from 0 to Infinity

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[studypoint]

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[juanmagarcia]

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[byuniquepro]

Thank you this was my biggest query because it is used in the gamma function

[marriamfarooq]

Why b approaches infinity not x approaches infinity so that we can put infinity in place of x ?!

[bogsredeludi]

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[roky_]

Using gamma integral, we get 0!/1^(0+1)= 1

[akshayagrawal]

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[williamli]

Isn't Infinity just forever; But with a 1 at the end of it?

[sagarbizlan]

Sir how to do integration of e power x upon x

[surajthakkar]

where did -x as the power of e go in the last step?

[srikanth]

answer is 1 its easy explain integral xe^x from 0 to infinity