why does the sum from 1 to infinity of arctan(14n) converge? How do I prove it
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Explanation from Alloprof
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When n becomes a number between 1 and infinity, it will always give an angle between -pi/2 and pi/2. So, if you add together all this number, you will get a number and not infinity. The sum will converge.
Hope this help!
Lea-Kim
Explanation from Alloprof
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Hi KindRuby6284,
Thanks for using our services!
When n becomes a number between 1 and infinity, it will always give an angle between -pi/2 and pi/2. So, if you add together all this number, you will get a number and not infinity. The sum will converge.
Hope this help!
Lea-Kim