Does the Series 1.05^n/n^5 Converge or Diverge?

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Summation from 1 to infinity of 1.05^n/n^5

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Lost. I'm not sure if the ratio test would apply here.. convergence tests are definitely not my strong point!
 
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Does the limit of \frac{1,05^n}{n^5} approach 0? What can you conclude from this?
 
No, it would approach infinity, right? Meaning that it diverges?
 
Yes, so you can conclude that the series diverges.
 
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