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∫[∞,2] 6/sqrtx dx = ? the ∞ is the upper limit and 2 is lower limit
(if the integeral divereges to ∞ or -∞ type that, if not, type DNE
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This integral diverges to infinity because the integrand approaches infinity as x approaches 0 from the right. Therefore, the answer is ∞.
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∫[2,∞] 6/√x dx = 12√x [2,∞] = 12(√∞ - √2) = ∞
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