2/* cos"(@) dx x2 + 3 A. The integral is convergent B. The integral is divergent 1 dx. 3 C. by comparison to x2 1 1 dx. x2 + 3 D. by comparison to 1 cos (x) dx. E. by comparison to F. by comparison to dx. x 2 1 G. by comparison to dx. 2x 1 1 dx. H. by comparison to 1
2/* cos"(@) dx x2 + 3 A. The integral is convergent B. The integral is divergent 1 dx. 3 C. by comparison to x2 1 1 dx. x2 + 3 D. by comparison to 1 cos (x) dx. E. by comparison to F. by comparison to dx. x 2 1 G. by comparison to dx. 2x 1 1 dx. H. by comparison to 1
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Chapter9: Polynomial And Rational Functions
Section9.2: Remainder And Factor Theorems
Problem 51PS
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