For what real values of the constant k does the region lying under the curve y = above the x-axis and to the right of the line x = 1 have infinite area but gives rise to a solid with finite volume when rotated about the x-axis?
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For what real values of the constant k does the region lying under the curve y =  above the x-axis and to the right of the line x = 1 have infinite area but gives rise to a solid with finite volume when rotated about the x-axis?
A) < k$\le$ 1 
B) < k < 1 
C) < k < $\infty$ 
D) 0 < k < 
E) 0 < k $\le$ 1

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The Answer of For what real values of the constant k does the region lying under the curve y =  above the x-axis and to the right of the line x = 1 have infinite area but gives rise to a solid with finite volume when rotated about the x-axis?
A) < k$\le$ 1 
B) < k < 1 
C) < k < $\infty$ 
D) 0 < k < 
E) 0 < k $\le$ 1

For What Real Values of the Constant K Does the Region