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The integral is \"\".

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\"\" is improper when the denominator \"\".

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The integral is undefined at \"\", which lies in the interval \"\".

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\"\" has infinite discontinuity at \"\".

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If \"\" is continuous on the interval \"\", except from some \"\" in \"\" at which \"\" has an infinite discontinuity, then \"\", the limit exists then function is convergent.

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Therefore, the integral is diverges.

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\"\" has infinite discontinuity at \"\".

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The integral diverges.