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How do you know if the series #((-1)^n)*sqrt(n)/(ln(n))# converges or diverges for (n=2, ∞) ?

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May 30, 2016

The series is divergent

Explanation:

#sqrt k > log(k)# for #k = 2,3,4,...#

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