I have applied Cauchy condensation test for to test the convergence the series ∑∞n=21(logn)p, where p is constant, I got 1log2p∑∞k=12kkp . I do not understand for which value of p such that the original series is convergent. Also have used Cauchy integral test but did not solve the improper integral ∫∞21(logx)pdx.
I do not understand the convergent or not, if it convergent what is the value of p will be. Please some one help me. Thanks
Wednesday, August 15, 2018
calculus - Convergence of series of positive terms: suminftyn=2frac1(logn)p
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