3points | previous answers larcalcet6 8.8.012. ask your teacher my notes question part points submissions used explain why the integral is improper. 0 e7x dx −[infinity] at least one of the limits of integration is not finite. the integrand is not continuous on (-[infinity], 0]. determine whether it diverges or converges. converges diverges evaluate the integral if it converges. (if the quantity diverges, enter diverges.)

The improper integral converges and .

Step-by-step explanation:

First, I assume that the integral in question is

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Now, the integral is improper because, at least, one of the limits is . We need to recall that an improper integral

converges, by definition, if the following limit exist:

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In this particular case we need to study the limit

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In order to complete this task we calculate the integral . Then,

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Substituting the above expression into the limit we have

because

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