Using either the integral, limit comparison, comparison, or p-test, determine if the series converges or diverges. ∑n=3→∞
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Answer:
p>-3 open circle going to the right
closed circle going to the left
n<5 open circle going to the left
closed circle going to the right
1>x open circle going to the left
-1=d just a closed circle
Step-by-step explanation:
Before I answer these here are some good notes
If the inequality sign is < or > then the circle is going to be open
If the inequality sign is then the circle is going to be closed
If the inequality sign is facing the variable (ex: x>3) then the line is going to be going to the right
If the inequality sign is facing the constant (ex: x<3) then the line is going to be going to the left
p>-3 open circle going to the right
closed circle going to the left
n<5 open circle going to the left
closed circle going to the right
1>x open circle going to the left
-1=d just a closed circle