Lecture

Comparison Criterion: Convergence and Divergence

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This lecture discusses the comparison criterion for series convergence and divergence. It explains that if a series T(n) converges, then another series S(n) also converges under certain conditions. The proof involves showing that if T(n) converges, then S(n) converges as well. Additionally, examples are provided to illustrate the application of the criterion in determining the convergence or divergence of specific series.

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