Telescoping Series ,Showing Divergence Using Partial Sums. Here I find a formula for a partial sum of a geometric series and show that the series diverges.
@viczhou11 Look at n = 3 since that's where things start to cancel. You're left with ln(4) and ln(5) but you can tell by intuition that those will cancel later. So you generalize for the partial sum ln(k+1) and ln(k+2) since where ever you stop will still have those two terms.
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Thank you!
viczhou11 2 weeks ago
@viczhou11 Look at n = 3 since that's where things start to cancel. You're left with ln(4) and ln(5) but you can tell by intuition that those will cancel later. So you generalize for the partial sum ln(k+1) and ln(k+2) since where ever you stop will still have those two terms.
Zuzu9328 3 weeks ago
I do not quite understand where you get ln(k+1) and ln(k+2). Where do you start counting k? from which term?
viczhou11 4 weeks ago
@beautifulshapley I'm watching this with an exam in an hour haha
aarontheedge07 3 months ago 2
Thanks alot! I have an exam in two days T_T! This is a big help!
beautifulshapley 7 months ago