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I know how to start it up, I'm confused on what to do with the two terms however.
i would subtract first
same
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start with \[\sum\left(\frac{n^6-1}{n^{10}}\right)^n\]
Alright, I got that. So, I could take the nth root of that, right?
\[\lim_{n \rightarrow \infty} \sqrt[n]{|a_n|}\] I'm assuming you know all the rules as in figuring out if it's convergent inconclusive, diverges, if not just ask.
i would use the eyeball test
Yeah, I got the basics down.
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So, I would end up with the limit as n goes to infinity of \[\sum_{0}^{\infty} (n^6-1)/(n^10)\]
I meant to put it as n^10 on the bottom.
Yeah they should really put absolute convergent
Okay, I think I can manage with the rest.
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