The set of all values of p which makes the integral x* dx is divergent is a) (-1, 0) b) (-n,-1) c) (-1,00) d) (-0,-1] e) None of all

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The set of all values of p which makes the integral x dx
divergent is
a) (-1, 0)
b) (-n, -1)
c) (-1,00)
d) (-0,-1]
e) None of all
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