>>11016333ok, follow me on this one
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therefore the integral becomes
"muh limits", don't worry about it you autistic freak
And since one of the x factors cancels with an x on the top of the fraction
Also, since why not assume that ?
Don't be an autism, it makes sense for the most part. Also throw a negative in there because I said so, x --> -x
Therefore, since this is an alternating series, and each term is smaller than the one before, we can say the absolute value of the sum will be less than the absolute value of the first term (that's right bitch). That means the rest of the sum will be less than zero
so we can say
where
Now our final integral looks like this:
Then you evaluate, substitute in for "1/x", and plug in your limits. And if it turns out then you can kill yourself
Don't question me you fucking shitstack, this is a totally legitimate answer
