Tuesday, 24 September 2013

calculus - Convergence or Divergence of suminftyn=1(31/n1)sin(pi/n)



How to determine convergence of this series. n=1(31/n1)sin(π/n)
I've tried using comparison test:




sin(π/n)π/n, so:





(31/n1)sin(π/n)<(31/n1)π/n<(31n)πn
By comparison test if (31n)πn is convergent, so would be initial.




But (31n)πn is divergent.




I also know that sin(π/n) is divergent. How would it help? Can you give a hint?


Answer



HINT




We have that




  • 3x=exlog3=1+xlog3+O(x2)

  • sinx=x+O(x2)



therefore




(31/n1)sin(π/n)πlog3n2



then refer to limit comparison test with 1n2.


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