Did anyone point out yet that the second line is "misleading" (i.e. incorrect)? a-sub-n is not equal to the SUM, it is a summand, i.e. a SIGMA is needed in front of a-sub-n.
You show that a sub n is less than b sub n for some values of n and imply that applies to all n. Is there a more definitive proof for all n? And is it acceptable to switch to a continuous integral for the remainder of b sub n when R sub 10 was discrete? Good video. I like your technique.
+Martin Vang Kjær You can only find the finite sums with geometric and telescoping series. Integral test and alternating series tests will also only give you approximations.
How difficult to say Compare with bigger take integral limit it that is error( sure if someone looking for error he already knows comparison test) Why why 11 minute confusion after listening that much blah blah students will run away from calculus
For a nearly decade old video, this is amazing.
Its all fun and games until you have 60 minutes to write the exam and to top it off, do it without a calculator :$
HOW DO YOU MAGICALLY KNOW WHAT MY PROF IS TEACHING RIGHT NOW?! CANT BEGIN TO THANK YOU
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very nice video. good explanations of what is what, which was a part of my confusion. thank you
You’re welcome! I’m so so glad it cleared up the confusion!! ❤️❤️
Did anyone point out yet that the second line is "misleading" (i.e. incorrect)?
a-sub-n is not equal to the SUM, it is a summand, i.e. a SIGMA is needed in front of a-sub-n.
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Very good example, nice series.
You show that a sub n is less than b sub n for some values of n and imply that applies to all n. Is there a more definitive proof for all n? And is it acceptable to switch to a continuous integral for the remainder of b sub n when R sub 10 was discrete? Good video. I like your technique.
Excuse me miss integral. Can i use the ratio test and then find the sum by a/(1-r).
+Martin Vang Kjær You can only find the finite sums with geometric and telescoping series. Integral test and alternating series tests will also only give you approximations.
Do you have videos on modular arthritic
This was a beautiful video thank you for bringing me back from the brink
Anytime, Isaac! I'm so glad it helped! :)
what do we do when we need s70
Thank you!
You're welcome! :D
How difficult to say
Compare with bigger take integral limit it that is error( sure if someone looking for error he already knows comparison test)
Why why 11 minute confusion after listening that much blah blah students will run away from calculus
god bless you
I think you mean Allah Akbar
To much talking and making it difficult
Do you have videos on modular arthritic
I don't, sorry about that! :/