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find if the seq converges {(1+cosn)/n^2}
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Hint: \(-1\le\cos(n)\le 1\)
use the squeeze theorem?
Let's see you do that.
\[0\le1+\cos n \le2\]
That's it. Now, what do you conclude?
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\[\le\frac{ 0 }{ n^2 }\le \frac{ 1+\cos n }{ n^2}\le \frac{ 2 }{ n^2 }\]
converges to zero
Done! Good work.
awesome thx
That's comparison theory, not squeeze.
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No..it is the squeeze theorem
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