Question: Given any series (an, we define a series whose terms are all the positive terms of ( an and a series whose terms are all

Given any series (an, we define a series whose terms are all the positive terms of ( an and a series whose terms are all the negative terms of (an. to be specific, we let


If an > 0, then and whereas if an and
(a) If (an is absolutely convergent, show that both of the series and are convergent.
(b) If (an is conditionally convergent, show that both of the series and are divergent.

Given any series (an, we define a series  whose
Given any series (an, we define a series  whose
Given any series (an, we define a series  whose
Given any series (an, we define a series  whose
Given any series (an, we define a series  whose
Given any series (an, we define a series  whose

a;- an + lal 2 ai-a,2141 an an an-0

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