Jennifer Y.
asked 10/10/22Find the values of p for which the series converges. ∑n=1 to ∞ for (ln(n)/(n^(2p)))
Answer in interval notation
1 Expert Answer
Yefim S. answered 10/10/22
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an = lnn/n2p = lnn/n·1/n2p-1; 1/n2p < an < 1/n2p-1, starting from n = 3.
So, p-series property: 2p > 1 and 2p - 1 > 1; p > 1/2 and p > 1. Answer p > 1
Jennifer Y.
hello, thanks for your help! So I put in (1, ∞) as the answer (because it needs to be in interval notation) and it says it's not correct and I'm not sure what's wrong with it.10/10/22
Roger R.
10/11/22
Jennifer Y.
oh thank you!10/11/22
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