Infinite Sum: 2/(n^2+3n), n=1 to infinity.
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For Sn, wouldn't it be 1+1/2+1/3-1/(n+1)-1/(n+2)-1/(n
+3)? Those last three won't get cancelled -
So is this basically what you do for all infinite summations?
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thank you very much
im really looking forward to see more examples
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Thank yoU!!! i was stuck on this number for a awile, and i kept trying the integral test which gave me 1/2ln3 , why doesnt it give me the same answer?
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you forgot to put - in front of B
its B= - 1/3
ovsick 10 months ago
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thank you for commenting on my math channel. I updated the video with your comments. -MathDoc
TucsonMathDoc 10 months ago