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How to show if this converges or diverges?? Please Help \[\sum_{k=2}^{\infty}\frac{ 4+k^2 }{ e^2k }\]
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Is it \[\sum_{k=2}^\infty\frac{4+k^2}{e^2k}\] or \[\sum_{=k2}^\infty\frac{4+k^2}{e^{2k}}\]? In the first case, the general term goes to \[\infty\] when \[k\rightarrow\infty\] so the series diverges. In the second case, the general term is equivalent to \[\frac{k^2}{e^{2k}}\] which is \[o(e^{-k})\] so the series converges.
so that's \(\sum_{k=2}^{\infty}\frac{ 4}{ e^2k } + \frac{ k }{ e^2 }\) ???
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