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How do I prove that integral e^((x^2020)/n))dx where the lim n tends to infinity and the boundaries of the integral is from 0 to 2019

How do I do this??
5 years ago

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Kenny
They want me to show that it is equal to 2019

But I don't know how?
5 years ago
oobleck
as n→∞, (x^2020)/n → 0
lim ∫ = ∫ lim
so, as n→∞ you have ∫[0,2019] e^0 dx = x[0,2019] = 2019
5 years ago
Kenny
Thank you sir
5 years ago

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