Series Test for convergent and divergent

mikbear · Mar 30, 2013

Hello. I.m struggling to understand how to test for convergent and divergent.
∞
Ʃ (n/(n+1))^(n^2)
n=1

HallsofIvy · Mar 30, 2013

There are many different tests for convergence of a series. Are you referring to a specific one? For the specific series you give, it looks to me like either the "ratio test" or "root test" will work. Do you know those?

Series Test for convergent and divergent

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