6 12 Evaluate the improper integral J2 dx '(z-2)5
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To do this, we can use the p-test: ∫2∞ (z-2)^5 dz / z^6 Since the degree of the numerator is less than the degree of the denominator, we can use the p-test with p=6: ∫2∞ (z-2)^5 dz / z^6 ≤ ∫2∞ (z-2)^5 dz / z^p ∫2∞ (z-2)^5 dz / z^6 ≤ ∫2∞ (z-2)^5 dz / z^6 So Show more…
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