Asked by Anonymous
determine whether the series converges or diverges. I am stuck on these two problems. Any help is appreciated.
infinity
sigma (ln n)/n
n=2
infinity
sigma (5n^3-3n)/[(n^2)(n+2)(n^2+5)]
n=1
infinity
sigma (ln n)/n
n=2
infinity
sigma (5n^3-3n)/[(n^2)(n+2)(n^2+5)]
n=1
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Count Iblis
The first summation diverges because the terms are asymptoticaly larger than 1/n and the summation of 1/n diverges.
The second summation converges because asymptotically the terms become proportional to 1/n^2 and the summation of 1/n^2 converges.
The second summation converges because asymptotically the terms become proportional to 1/n^2 and the summation of 1/n^2 converges.
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