Calculus 2: Infinite Sequences and Series (42 of 62) When Similar -- Use Comparison Test: Ex. 3

In this video I will find the infinite series using the comparing test.

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[gabriel]

Any particular reason as to why you need to add the second square root instead of just disconsidering the 5? The square root of n will be much larger at higher values (just like we did in the previous exercise) and you'd end up with the same result since it becomes 1/sqrt(n), so i'm wondering why you didn't do it that way. Appreciate the course!

[M.R.K.YAJITHA]

L.H.S being grater than R.H.S doesn't mean it converges to a particular number no??