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Step 1 :

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Comparison theorem :

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Suppose that \"\" are continuous functions with \"\",

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1. If \"\" is convergent, then \"\" is convergent.

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2. If \"\" is divergent, then \"\" is also divergent.

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Step 2 :

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The integral is \"\".

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Now we can apply comparison value theorem for above integral.

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Consider the fact \"\" and it implies that  \"\".

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Now \"\"

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Here \"\" and \"\".

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\"\"

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The limit exists and is finite, so the integral is convergent.

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Thus, \"\" is convergent.

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Solution : 

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\"\" is convergent.

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2.

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Step 1 :

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The integral is \"\".

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Now we can apply comparison theorem for above integral.

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Consider the fact \"\" and it implies that  \"\".

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Now \"\"

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Here \"\" and \"\".

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\"\"

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The limit exists and is finite, so the integral is convergent.

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Since \"\" is a finite value, it is convergent.

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By comparison theorem, \"\" is also convergent.

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Thus, \"\" is convergent.

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Step 1 :

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The integral is \"\".

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\"\"

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The limit exists and is finite, so the integral is convergent.

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Since \"\" is a finite value, it is convergent.

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By comparison theorem, \"\" is also convergent.

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Thus, \"\" is convergent.

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Solution : 

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\"\" is convergent.

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