Improper integrals discontinuous integrand

[@emilymoigenyanchera1908]

Best explanations,thank you for taking your time to lecture the best lectures

[@vinteachesmath]

Thanks for the vote of confidence!

[@raed_ksa9449]

holy shit! I was browsing vids to learn how to do this crap then solve my homework but u just solved my homework! gonna cram this subject I guess

[@vinteachesmath]

I am glad this video helped!

[@alertbanda]

You're a genius kingman!!..Well cooked

[@vinteachesmath]

I appreciate the comment! I hope your end of year exams go well!

[@nemoznacime]

Why is the last one diverging, wouldn't the other part of the integral, from 2 to 5 be diverging towards +inf and they might cancel out then ?

[@crazyjester993]

You could have used the integration of partial fraction here why didn't you use it 16:30
Don't forget negative number

[@vinteachesmath]

That is an alternate approach, definitely easier than u sub. Rewrite the numerator x as x - 2 + 2 then split the fraction into two fractions... I am planning on remaking some of my calculus videos. I mentioned that there was transcription error at 17:34, so I think I will do an all inclusive improper integral video. Thanks for the comment!

[@youngteacher3644]

Good 👍

[@vinteachesmath]

Thanks!

[@tsheporaganya6677]

Your the best

[@vinteachesmath]

Thanks! I hope calculus is going well.

[@johnanam7802]

This is great

[@vinteachesmath]

I am glad the video was helpful!

[@dpmike32819]

You made a mistake around the 21:18 mark..you forgot the 2 in front of the ln

[@vinteachesmath]

I realized it after the video and mentioned the mistake in the video description. This video took forever to make, I was so let down that I made that one transcription error! Great attention to detail that you noticed this!