MAT 266 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Squeeze Theorem, Partial Fraction Decomposition, The Sequence
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Section 7. 2: volumes (slicing, disks and washers) Section 7. 6: applications to physics and engineering. There are 2 improper forms: the integral is not finite, in this case, you use a proper integral first then take the limit. There are three different forms this can show up as: Type 2: if the function goes to infinity. To get a better approximation, push t closer to 0. In this case you use a right hand limit otherwise the limit would not exist. Avoid a because it makes the function go to infinity. Avoid b in this case because again, the function would go to infinity, use point t, slightly below b a t b a
