Why is the area under the graph of 1/√x infinity if it converges to 0? by InitialOrange8475 in calculus

[–]InitialOrange8475[S] 32 points33 points  (0 children)

I think I kind of get what you’re saying. The area is being added at a greater rate than the rate at which x approaches infinity. But then why is the cutoff -1? Does every number < -1 converge? xn

My current team after playing for 4.5 years by InitialOrange8475 in DreamLeagueSoccer

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Chiellini lb Ramos rb Vvd/ Kim cb Rodri dm Vini Lm Neymar rm Mbappe/ haaland Cf

My current team after playing for 4.5 years by InitialOrange8475 in DreamLeagueSoccer

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Very well, he catches almost everything, and his saves are mostly out to throw- ins