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Give an example of a series so that convergence is both absolute and conditional.

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Answered by Pikachu07
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In other words, a series converges absolutely if it converges when you remove the alternating part, and conditionally if it diverges after you remove the alternating part. Yes, both sums are finite from n-infinity, but if you remove the alternating part in a conditionally converging series, it will be divergent.

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