Calculus 2: Strategy for Testing Series (Section 11.7) | Math with Professor V

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12:46 how come we still have the 3n+2 in the denomitor still if we distributed the n+1 to get 3n+5

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17:13 so why do we choose to compare tan(1/n) with 1/n specifically? Ik it's probably a dumb question but I'm just a tad confused on this part

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at 6:10, would that make this series absolutely convergent as well

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Hi ma'am thank you so much for the videos. Just a question, why did you substitute n+1 into 3n+3 at 13:48? Please help, I have rewinded and I'm not able to figure. thank you!

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she replaces n to n+1 so it means instead of 3n+2, we will do 3(n+1)+2 and that equals to 3n+3+2=3n+5

[@AlienAura]

@@fulisraf4666 that part i get but she still keeps the (3n+2)

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​@@AlienAurano, she cancels 3n+2 and keeps 3n+5