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question 1.. proof 0 is an even number
nice !! thanks!! \[\huge\rm \sum_{k=1}^{\infty} \frac{ 10 }{ (5k-1)(5k+4) }\] series converges or diverges ?
haha karim :D
ok so thats algebra 2 let me think i took that 2 years ago
replace k with one
\[\sum_{k=1}^{\infty} \frac{ 10 }{ (4)(9) }\] ?
ok i just saw the question jaja it was at the bottom
multiply 4 times 9 which is 36
ok 10/36 = 5/18 ? :D
the question says if the equation is diverges or converges remember that diverges is when >=1
and converges is when the reminder is for example Rn=S-Sn
so you use that info to help you out
\[\large \rm \sum_{k=1}^{\infty} \frac{ 10 }{ (5k-1)(5k+4) }\]Looks convergent because it's similar to a sum of the form \(\large \frac{ 1 }{k^2 }\)
yea
anyone else with question?
u didnt prove mine
:D
jajajjaja i mean like 0 is not a number is an idea of something that doesn't exist
lol
wrong answer lol
so use p-series test ?? but the given series does not have the form of p-series
is sometimes referred to as a number but the real answer is that is not a number
try plugging a couple numbers u will see
i know it seems weird but its true
you can look it up :)
yeah it's a letter that's why we say 2599 `O`9353 lel
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