Limit Comparison Test and Direct Comparison Test
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i went through your entire sequence/series playlist. LOVE YOU AND THANKS!
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I LOVE YOU!!!!!! I wish you were my calculus teacher
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haha he says "a-subbinz" and "beesubinz"
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Just learned this today and ONCE AGAIN, you saved my life!
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Brilliant. Thanks.
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Hey Patrick, my test is next week but I was wondering, whats the use of doing the limit of (a sub n) / (b sub n) if you end up only looking at what (b sub n) does in the end? Since (b sub n) converges in your example, why do we need to do all that other stuff? Also, what does the 2 mean? In my problem, I got that the limit when I divide mine is 1. I don't know what that means, lol. SO CONFUSED.
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please make a video about solving improper integrals with the comparison test!!
jennygallery 1 week ago
@jennygallery ok, that sounds like a good idea
patrickJMT 1 week ago
is there a video on solving improper integrals using the comparison test?
SpnFan04 4 weeks ago
@SpnFan04 that is a good question
patrickJMT 4 weeks ago
Patrick, this doesn't complement what you said about the Test for divergence, for the second example you said the limit = 2, and it converges. But the Test for Divergence states that if the limit is not = 0 then it diverges, our limit was not = 0 so how come it converges?
ferasteddy 3 months ago
@ferasteddy this is not the test for divergence that i am using.
patrickJMT 3 months ago