1.
\Step 1 :
\Comparison theorem :
\Suppose that
are continuous functions with
,
1. If
is convergent, then
is convergent.
2. If
is divergent, then
is also divergent.
Step 2 :
\The integral is
.
Now we can apply comparison value theorem for above integral.
\Consider the fact
and it implies that
.
Now
.
Here
and
.

The limit exists and is finite, so the integral is convergent.
\Thus,
is convergent.
Solution :
\
is convergent.
\
2.
\Step 1 :
\The integral is
.
Now we can apply comparison theorem for above integral.
\Consider the fact
and it implies that
.
Now
.
Here
and
.

The limit exists and is finite, so the integral is convergent.
\Since
is a finite value, it is convergent.
By comparison theorem,
is also convergent.
Thus,
is convergent.
\
3.
\Step 1 :
\The integral is
.

The limit exists and is finite, so the integral is convergent.
\Since
is a finite value, it is convergent.
By comparison theorem,
is also convergent.
Thus,
is convergent.
Solution :
\
is convergent.
\