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if the sequence of partial sums has a limit L...

the infinite series converges to that limit

if the sequence of partial sums diverges...

the infinite series also diverges

Increasing

if a_n+1 > an

nondecreasing

if a(n+1) is greater than or equal to a(n)

decreasing

a(n+1)< a(n)

non-increasing

a(n+1)< or equal to a(n)

monotonic

either nonincreasing or nondecreasing (moves in one direction)

bounded

there is a number M such that |a(n)| < or equal to M for all relevant values of n

Geometric Sequences

r^n or ar^n


(each term multiplied by the previous term by a fixed constant, called ratio)




r and a does not = 0 are real numbers

Squeeze Theorem

for a(n) < or equal to b(n) < or equal to c(n)


if a and c have the same limits then b has the same limit L

Growth Rate of Sequences


r^k from k=0 to infinity

1/(1-r) if |r|<1




diverges if |r|> or equal to 1

Divergence Test

if lim a(n) as n approaches infinity, does not equal zero it diverges




if not zero, it is inconclusive

"P" Series

from 1- infinity--- 1/(k^p)




diverges if p< or equal to 1


converges if p>1

Integral Test

for positive, decreasing for all n and continuous, decreasing f(x)


a(n) converges if the limit of the integral from 1-infinity of f(x) converges------vice versa for divergence

Ratio Test

r = lim k approaches infinity,


a(k+1)/a(k)




0< or equal to r < 1, converges


r>1, diverges


r=1, inconclusive

Comparison Test

a(k) and b(k) ----series with positive terms






0<a(k)<or equal to b(k) and b(k) converges, then a(k) converges




0<b(k)< or equal to a(k) and b(k) diverges, then a(k) diverges.

Harmonic Series

1/k diverges even though the terms of the series approach 0

R(n)

a(k)-a(k+1)

Root Test

p= lim (as k appr. infinity) of the kth root of a(k)


if p<1 not 0, converges


if p>1, diverges


p=1, test is inconclusive