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Homework Statement
I believe this problem diverges.
n_infinity ne^-n^2
heres the same equation: http://img100.imageshack.us/img100/6122/untitledig5.png [Broken]
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The Attempt at a Solution
upon pluggin in the n's as a sequence of numbers. it looks as it continues on without bound, so it would diverge, correct?
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also, for another problem...
does this converge or diverge: 1 +1/8 + 2/27 + 2/64 + 1/125 + ...
I first want to say that diverges because it continues on to infinity without bound.
however, could i say instead that it converges to 0?
i need an explanation for this one. Thankyou for any here.
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