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how to test absolute convergence of series [(n+1)^n^2] ----------- (n)^n^2 exponents are n squared, just to be clear
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you can consider this example in geometric series type: \[\sum_{?}^{?}((n+1)^2/n^2)^n\] in geometric series if r^n is achieved and r=>1 then the serie is divergent. In here (n+1)^2/n^2 is always bigger than 1 so it is divergent bu arada Türksün demi lan:)
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