Fairly simple integral question.

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Homework Statement



It should be fairly easy according to classmates, yet its definitely been a while since I've had calc.

Took a pic of the problem.

http://img408.imageshack.us/img408/7281/0218092206ei3.jpg
Sorry the image is a little dark, it says find the integral of the first one, by evaluating the integral of the second one. ?

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This isn't really a homework assignment, I have notes scattered throughout. Figured I'd post it in this section anyway, I'm really just trying to remember how to do half this stuff.

THANKS!
 
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I'm not sure which question you wanted help on.

Do you remember how improper integrals are defined?

Try integration by parts on the first question and see if you can find a general formula for the integral?
 
Thanks I'll definitely check it out.

Sorry the image was a little dark, its one question. It says find the integral of the first one, by evaluating the integral of the second one. ?
 

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