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Evaluating an Improper Integral In Exercises 7–20, determine whether the improper integral diverges or converges. See Example 1, 2, and 3.

∫ − ∞ ∞ 2 x e − 3 x 2 d x

To determine

To calculate: Whether the improper integral ∫−∞∞2xe−3x2dx diverges or converges and evaluate if it converges.

Explanation

Given Information:

The integral is provided as:

∫−∞∞2xe−3x2dx

Formula used:

From definition of improper integral.

∫−∞∞f(x)dx=lima→−∞∫a0f(x)dx+limb→∞∫0bf(x)dx

Also, the integral for the integration of a inverse function is as follows:

∫eax=eaxa+C

Calculation:

Consider the provided integral:

∫−∞∞2xe−3x2dx

Use the property of improper integral ∫−∞∞f(x)dx=lima→−∞∫a0f(x)dx+limb→∞∫0bf(x)dx

and simplify as:

∫−∞∞2xe−3x2dx=lima→∞∫a02xe−3x2dx+limb→∞∫0b2xe−3x2dx

Integrate the integrand by substation method as:

Assume 3x2=u

Differentiate as:

6xdx=du

Now, substitute the values and integrate by using the inverse function formula ∫eax=eaxa+C as:

∫2xe−3x2dx=13∫e−udu=−13e−u+C

Again, substitute the value of u

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