\(\sum _{k=1}^{\infty }\:\frac{1}{3^k+ln^2\left(10k\right)}\)
I need help determining if the sum/row converges or diverges. If it could be explaned step by step and what method should be used would be much helpful. Thank you in advanced.
+36916 I believe if you look at the denominator ....and each subsequent denominator term is larger than the last , the series converges
pick a number n= 3 denominator = 29.18
next number in sequence n= 4 denominator = 83.57 SO I think it converges.....I think to value .5
Sorry if i wasn't thorough enough with my question it needs proof of it converging or diverging based on the n th number in the row by using some of the test of convergence( comparison test, Limit test,quotient test Dalamber criterion, root test Cauchy criterion) im just not sure where to start.
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