Integration : Infinite type : ExamSolutions

Tutorial on integration of infinite type integrals

[cactus]

Used this video in my IGCSEs and here I am some years later coming back once again during my 4th semester in university. You've saved me yet again!

[chillinglyrelaxing]

i have my exam in 2 days this was absolutely helpful . thank you sooo much

[betul-evfu]

lmao, i didnt know this topic was this simple. thanks!!

[EMERALDCOBRA]

thanks so much, got my as igcse today and you saved me with these!

[ExamSolutions_Maths]

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[tirthraval]

Thank you so much for this video really helpful

[Gamefreak]

and what if its not 1 over a number or do all of them tend to 0?

[marcosergio]

I wonder what happens if the limits are -infinity and +infinity. will you suppose the area under the graph, for example, equals 0?
By the way the video is fantastic, I'm just curious to know more about it :D

[mrkosilathi]

I'm sure he meant limit as t approached to infinity is not 0, but instead = or > 1

[hash]

ExamSolutions hi there do we need to know this for edexcel? its not in the c2 textbook either

[craig]

i think he meant do all these type of question tend to zero?

[prettypurplekao]

I think what they meant is what if the limit as t approaches infinity is not 0, but instead = or > 1?

[soberdj]

what if your integral is NOT a fraction with infinity as the base.... for example x^3 and you subbed infinity for x so its infinity^3. would you ever be given a question like this? or how do you know what infinity cubed is?

[Gamefreak]

so how did you figure out it tends to 0? 

[radheshyamgoyal]

What if power of x is +4 instead of -4. ???
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