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Please help me to find the solution to the following indefinite integral.
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Please help me to find the solution to the following indefinite integral.

Please help me to find the solution to the following indefinite integral.-example-1
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Looking at the picture below, as t approaches zero both I1 and I2 approaches infinity for either. Since I = I1 + I2 we can say that this integral is divergent.
Please help me to find the solution to the following indefinite integral.-example-1
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