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Lim I→[infinity] ​ ∫ I 3 x ​ e − 2 x ​ dx b) ∫ 0 1 ​ t(bg 3 ​ (t 2 +1)) 2 dt

Lim I→[infinity] ​ ∫ I 3 x ​ e − 2 x ​ dx b) ∫ 0 1 ​ t(bg 3 ​ (t 2 +1)) 2 dt
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Lim

I→[infinity]
​
∫
I

3

x
​
e
−
2

x
​
dx
b) ∫
0
1
​
t(bg
3
​
(t
2
+1))
2
dt

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User Armada
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The answer to your question is not infinity but it is dt is equal to mis huevos dived by 2x - e
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