Question 3 (a) For real numbers a and b, consider the integral I(a, b) = +00 t e-be -dt. Jo (1) Show that I (a, b) converges for every a, b > 0. (ii) Using differentiation under the integral sign, determine I (a, b) for all positive a and b. Justify your manipulation carefully.
Question 3 (a) For real numbers a and b, consider the integral I(a, b) = +00 t e-be -dt. Jo (1) Show that I (a, b) converges for every a, b > 0. (ii) Using differentiation under the integral sign, determine I (a, b) for all positive a and b. Justify your manipulation carefully.
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