1. For what values of p is "OPdx?Inx2. For p>1, is f dx convergent?3. For positive p, show that " xPe*dx converges?dx4. Evaluate (.-00 xlnx?5. Evaluate fdx6. For what values of k, with k + 1 and k > 0 +,does dx converges?7. Evaluate Jo a-x?dxfor a > 08. Find x'e-*dxdx9. Evaluate10. Show that J, (Inx)Pdxis divegent for p < 1

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