Abby J

I am trying to find a function that has the following properties:

f(x) >0

lim(x->0+) f(x) = infinity

integral from 0 to infinity f(x)dx = 1

I'm having a hard time even conceptualizing this, as it would seem if the limit is infinity as it approaches 0, how is the integral 1? It would have to approach 0 incredibly fast on both ends, like 1/x^2 if you could integrate 1/x^2 from 0 to infinity.

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Thanks!

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