Integrate (3x^2+2x^-1) with respect to x in the range of K to 3 and explain why K cannot be 0

Integrated: [x^3+2ln(x)] Sub in 3 and K: [3^3+2ln(3)-k^3-2ln(k)]Simplify: 27-K+2ln(3/K)—> K cannot = 0 otherwise ln(3/k) would have an undefined value, as would ln(k)

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