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Jazzyrohan
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For a series to be convergent,it must have a finite sum,i.e.,limiting value of sum.As the sum of n terms approaches a limit,it means that the nth term is getting smaller and tending to 0,but why is not the converse true?Should not the sum approach a finite value if the nth term of the series is tending to 0?
This is in relation to the preliminary test for convergence of infinite series.
This is in relation to the preliminary test for convergence of infinite series.