(7x-5) dx 1 (x+3)(x2-x+1) The following improper integral diverges converges to ln(2) O This option ) This option converges to 2ln (4) converges to 2ln (3)

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Section6.4: Values Of The Trigonometric Functions
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The following improper integral
(7x-5)
dx
1 (x+3)(x²-x+1)
diverges
converges to In(2)
O This option
) This option
converges to 2ln (4)
converges to 2ln (3)
Tris option
Thisootion
Transcribed Image Text:Question * The following improper integral (7x-5) dx 1 (x+3)(x²-x+1) diverges converges to In(2) O This option ) This option converges to 2ln (4) converges to 2ln (3) Tris option Thisootion
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