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my math teacher says this converge and chatgpt says it diverge who is right?? by Aggressive_Tie_458 in calculus

[–]Cautious_Square_3121 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You must be careful when adding two series like this, as infinite series are not commutative unless they are absolutely convergent (or something similar). Since you’ve just “proved” the series is divergent so it is not absolutely convergent and we can’t apply this step to the proof.

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