3 years ago

Determine whether the series converges: sum(k=1 -> infinity) [1/(1+lnk)]

1 answer:

3 0

Series is strictly decreasing so apply Integral test.
Limit test is also applicable, it implies it may converge.
Integrate 1/(1+lnx) you may need product rule.

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