Convergence of \sum1/(n^3*(sin^2 n)) Series

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Start date Jan 26, 2009
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Infinite Infinite series Series

Jan 26, 2009

abhi@maths

1. Find whether the following series converges or diverges or is oscillatory
\sum1/(n^3*(sin^2 n))

Last edited: Jan 26, 2009

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Feb 7, 2009

nitro

\sum (1/n^3) converges
sin^2 n is always positive!

try to combine these two facts together

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