is convergent or divergent using the Limit Comparison Test (note that the Comparison Test is difficult to apply in this case). The given series has positive terms, which is a requirement for applying the Limit Comparison Test. First we must find an appropriate series

{1 point] We will determine whether the series is oonvergent or divergent using the Limit Comparison Test {note that the Comparison Test is difficult to apply In this case}. The given series has positive terms, which is a requirement for applying the Limit Comparison Test. First we must nd an appropriate series 2 b" for comparison {this series must also have positive terms}. The most reasonable choice is b\" = lit-4M5] {choose something of the form UHF for some number p, so that E b\" is a p-serles}. Evaluate the limit below - as long as this limit is some tinite value c :5- , then either both series 2 an and E b" converge He or both series diverge. lim = i i'ltm n From what we Know about p-series we conclude that the series E by is convergent {enter "oonvergent' or "dlvergent"}. Finally, by the Limit Comparison Test we oomlude that the series 2 an is convergent {enter 'oonvergent" or "dlvergent"}