Telescoping Series Example
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Patrick, but what if there was not infinity, but the real number? Then it will be the first term of the first pair MINUS the last term of the last pair, isn't it right? Also, you didn't mention that telescoping sun is only awailabe when the coefficients are the same and ODD, and also, most importantly, terms have to be consecutive. FOr example. x, and x+1, or x-2 and x-3, etc... Otherwise there's no telescoping sum.
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@billybob3121 I had just the same complaint. In some cases you are going to get multiple terms, depending on the function.
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Wouldn't the series simplify to 1 - 1/(n+1) ??? In this case it would still be equal to one but if your final n value was anything other than infinity wouldn't you get a different answer?
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Is it possible for a telescoping series to diverge?
seaweedsupper 1 month ago
@seaweedsupper yes, i have an example of a partial sum diverging which shows this idea
patrickJMT 1 month ago
dude you just thought me something i have been confused about for weeks in just 4 min! thanks dude!
workish04 5 months ago 3
@workish04 glad i could help you out : )
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