Asked by Regina
The divergence test applied to the series ∑n=1 to ∞ 3n/(8n+9) tells us that the series converges or diverges?
I got that it was divergent because it was undefined at infinity, is my answer right?
I got that it was divergent because it was undefined at infinity, is my answer right?
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Answered by
Steve
well, 3n/(8n+9) -> 3/8 as n->∞, so if that's what you meant to say, then you're off.
But the series clearly diverges, since the terms do not tend to zero.
But the series clearly diverges, since the terms do not tend to zero.
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