convergence of series involving arctan, arcsin or arccos.
- From: "katy" <mcld@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 17 Jan 2006 10:25:57 -0800
Hi everyone!
I'm having some problems in finding if a series is convergent or
divergent when the geral term involves arctan, arcsin or arccos.
For example,
a series from n=1 to infinity with term: (3^n arcsin((-1)^n/n) )/n!
Did i have to see the limit of what is inside the arcsin?
Thank you very much,
Catarina Dias
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