Alternating Series Test | Intuition, Statement & Example

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[@Dom-qo9cf]

This was helpful, thanks a lot!

[@FoxMauser]

at 1:46 isn't it backwards? The even sums in this example are decreasing and the odd sums increasing.

[@alexdarby8266]

Hello Dr. Trefor Bazett! Can you use the Alternating Series test on a series similar to [n to infinity sum of] sin(x)/x?

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[@gregoriobiagi2025]

great video, I just have one question, what if bn is increasing, negative, and lim n->inf of bn is 0, would those conditions be sufficient?

[@KavisivaKumar-pb9pu]

Yeah it would just think it of as multiplying this sequence by negative 1

[@MaxDebt]

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