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Consider the defnite integral 0to1 ∫ dx/x^p (1) Is this an improper integral for all values...

Consider the defnite integral 0to1 ∫ dx/x^p

(1) Is this an improper integral for all values of p? Justify your answer. (2) Find all the values of p for which this integral exists and evaluate the integral for those values of p.

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