Suppose f  is continuous on [0 , infinity)  and  limit x appraoaches infinity  f(x) =1. Is itpossible that integral 0 to infinity f(x)  dx is convergent

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Suppose f  is continuous on [0 , infinity)  and  limit x appraoaches infinity  f(x) =1
. Is it
possible that integral 0 to infinity f(x)  dx 
is convergent

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