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Which test of convergence should I use? sum((5-2sqrt(n))/(n^3),x,1,infinity)?
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Better format \[\sum_{1}^{\infty}(5-2\sqrt{n})/n^{3}\]
If you break the series into \[\sum_{1}^{\infty}5/n^3+\sum_{1}^{\infty}2/n^2.5\] You'll find that both these series converge by the p-series test. Since both of these converge, the sum of the two is convergent.
Sorry, there's a minus, not a plus... but the result is the same.
Oh wow. That makes a lot of sense. haha I was trying to use integral rule, which wasn't going too well. Thanks!
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