int_0^oo xe^(-x/3) dx Determine whether the integral diverges or converges. Evaluate the integral if it converges.

We will use integration by parts
int udv=uv-int vdu
int_0^infty xe^(-x/3)dx=|[u=x,dv=e^(-x/3)dx],[du=dx,v=-3e^(-x/3)]|=
-3xe^(-x/3)|_0^infty+3int_0^infty e^(-x/3)dx=
(-3xe^(-x/3)-9e^(-x/3))|_0^infty=
lim_(x to infty)[-3e^(-x/3)(x-3)]+3cdot0cdot e^0+9e^0=
To calculate the above limit we will use L'Hospital's rule:
lim_(x to c)(f(x))/(g(x))=lim_(x to c)(f'(x))/(g'(x))
lim_(x to infty)[-3e^(-x/3)(x-3)]=-3lim_(x to infty) (x-3)/e^(x/3)=
Apply L'Hospital's rule.
-3lim_(x to infty)1/e^(x/3)=0
Let us now return to the integral.
0+0+9=9
As we can see the integral converges and it has value of 9.  
The image below shows graph of the function and area under it representing the value of the integral. Looking at the image we can see that the graph approaches x-axis (function converges to zero) "very fast". This suggests that the integral should converge.