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vinnie
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Homework Statement
I am tryint to show that a series converges using the alternating series test. First, we show that 0<an+1<an and then that the limit of the expression equals 0. (the question says show that the series converges using the alternating series test, so I know it converges.)
Homework Equations
l'hopital's rule,
The Attempt at a Solution
the series is ((-1)^n)/(2sqrt(3n))
I need to use l'hopital's to show that the limit equals zero. The problem is, what is the derivative of (-1)^n if ln (-1) doesn't exist?