2. Assume that p > 1. (a) For all n> 1 prove that P-1 (n + 1)P (b) Prove that is convergent. NP < n¹−² − (n + 1)¹-p -P

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2. Assume that p > 1.
(a) For all n> 1 prove that
P-1
(n + 1)P
(b) Prove that is convergent.
NP
< n¹−² − (n + 1)¹-p
-P
Transcribed Image Text:2. Assume that p > 1. (a) For all n> 1 prove that P-1 (n + 1)P (b) Prove that is convergent. NP < n¹−² − (n + 1)¹-p -P
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