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how would I find the sum for other telescoping series for the series ( ln 1/2 + ln 2/3 + ln 3/4 )
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you could make use of the rule: In(a) + In(b) = ln(ab)
you should then notice the denominator and numerators of the fractions cancelling each other out
ln 1/2 + ln 2/3 + ln 3/4 + ... ln 1 - ln 2 + ln 2 -ln 3 + ln 3 - ln 4+ ......
If you take it as an infinite series, then it diverges to -Infinity
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