#Convergent or Divergent integrals
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$$\displaystyle \int_0^{\infty} \frac{\sin(x^2)}{1+x^2} ,dx\quad$$
Yooda
I dont know where to get started on this question
its nothing like anything we went through in my lectures
I look it up and it uses like topics I just haven't gone through yet called fresnel integrals
You just have to prove if it converges or diverges right ?
If so then you can easily bound $x \mapsto \frac{
|sin(x^{2})|}{1+x^{2}}$ by something integrable
😑 ɿototoЯ | Rototor 😑
comparison
no, don't calculate the value
only confirm whether the integral converges
||arctan x||
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