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determine whether series diverges or converges
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I believe limit compassion test will do the job
yes @sourwing but I'm having trouble working it out
just compare with 1/k. The trick is that, since k is positive, 1/k = 1/sqrt(k^2)
so you have 1/sqrt(k(k+1)) divides 1/sqrt(k^2). Then take the limit
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I believe the limit is 1, which is finite and positive. And since 1/k is divergent, the original series is also divergent
wow thank you! let me see if i am able to work it through!
@sourwing I got it :)
I don't think that will work since 1/k is larger than 1/sqrt(k(k+1))
the test was "Limit" Comparison test, not Comparison test.
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|dw:1396334291859:dw| See if they were the other way around, then you could show that it converges.
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