Divergence or Convergence of Improper Integrals

In this video, I showed how to know whether an improper integral is convergent or divergent.

[jan-willemreens]

... A very good day to you Sir Newton, Wow ... after watching your excellent introduction presentation on the always tricky subject of convergence/divergence, I can only say at this point what a wonderfully clever piece of teaching art you have displayed! Every aspect you covered was crystal clear from A to Z ... I first have to think a little bit more Newton to find more words ... again wow ... for now, many thanks to you, Jan-W

[punditgi]

Smart students always converge on these videos! 🎉😊

[mrhunterai...]

You're such amazing sir thanks for awesome lesson that you always give us im getting confided with comparison test, God bless you.

[icafe]

You teach very well, you are really wonderful

[chess.pawntoqueen]

Thank you sir for super simple and good explanation!

[serae]

1:34 from Zero to Hero
And at 24:50 you square both sides but x^(2*5) becomes x^5 instead of x^(2*5*2)

[Jsund-js]

You made me understand this finally! Thank you

[TheBatonkal]

Nice one. The only remark I have is that the two p integrals on the left whose we are comparing to only apply if they are from 1 to infinity, if they are lets say from 0 to 1, the opposite will be true for divergence and convergence.

[totmanthescorpion]

thank you for an amazing video....and can you pls do comparison test too

[Bedoroski]

Thank you. Such a memorable explanation

[fhdxbdh]

Didnt know kamaru usman taught calculus :)