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Feynmanfan
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Hello everybody!
I'm having some trouble with series. My calculus teacher asked us to find the partial sum of
Sigma from 1 to n [n^-(1 + 1/n)]
It is obvious that the series diverges when trying to find the infinite sum. However, is it possible to find an expression dependant of n of the partial sum? I don't know where to start from
I'm having some trouble with series. My calculus teacher asked us to find the partial sum of
Sigma from 1 to n [n^-(1 + 1/n)]
It is obvious that the series diverges when trying to find the infinite sum. However, is it possible to find an expression dependant of n of the partial sum? I don't know where to start from