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Wrath of Math | Proof of the Divergence Test | Calculus 2 @WrathofMath | Uploaded 4 days ago | Updated 7 hours ago
We prove the test for divergence by proving its contrapositive. The divergence test says that we can check if a series diverges by checking the limit of the sequence of its terms. If the terms don't converge to 0, then the series must diverge. We'll prove this result by showing if a series does converge, then its terms must converge to 0. #calculus2 #calculus

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0:44 Divergence Test Proof
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