Monday, 20 May 2013

Help to prove/disprove a statement for infinite series

Is the following assertion true? Justify your answer.
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Suppose that we have series k=pak and k=pbk. Suppose also that ak=bk for all but finitely many k. Then k=pak converges if and only if k=pbk converges.



I'm really struggling to either prove/disprove this statement. Could someone please get me on the right track of starting? Is it related to subsequences or am I looking into the wrong section of this topic?

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