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Find the summation (from n= 1 to infinity) of ((-1)^n*n^2)/(2n^2+1)
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not likely
the terms do not go to zero they do not converge to any limit
\[\sum_{1}^{\infty} \frac{ -1^{n}n ^{2} }{ 2n^{2} + 1 }\]
I got inconclusive, but that was not a answer choice
there is no answer you can check it by computing the partial sums and seeing that they do not converge
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Thank You, I have to talk to my teacher about this one. She must have made a mistake
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