Question
n=1 series to infinity (-5^n)/n^3 does it absolutely converge, diverge or conditionally converge. Would I be applying the ratio test?
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Sorry it's *(-5)^n and I don't think its absolutely convergent, am I correct?
http://www.math.hmc.edu/calculus/tutorials/convergence/
Scroll down to "Alternating series test"
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thanks!
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