Improper integral (at limit): negative 1/5 power:
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This integral is improper because the integrand increases without limit for values of x in the range of integration but close to a limit of integration. Consequently, we need to consider the limit of the related integral

If we express this as a power in the numerator, we can use the Power Rule of integration and get

Substituting the limits of integration (but not yet evaluating the limit), we get
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The limit of the (a - 1) factor is 0, so
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Similar problem which diverges.