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checking my math, the sum, from 1 to infinity, of n/(n^3 + 1), by the integral test, would diverge since it goes to infinity
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what did you come up with?
well for the integral test , if the integral of x/(x^3+1) from 1 to infinity converges, so does the infinite sum of a(n)
i got that it was 1/5, which is less that 1, but it also goes to infinity, by the the integral
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sorry, here is a good reference
look at the 14th one down, CalculusSequenceandSeriesQuestionswithSolutions here, page 15 and on for examples
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