Proof of the Limit Comparison Test

A proof of the Limit Comparison Test for determining if series converge or diverge.

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Very clear and easy to follow. Thanks.

[ijnijh]

Out of all the Youtube videos, your proof video is the most clearest and easy to understand!

[Avighna]

0:25 It is not necessary to include L > 0 as a condition, since this is implied by the fact that the terms of both series are positive. (if An, Bn > 0, this means that An/Bn will also be > 0)

Regarding the rest of the proof, I found it extremely understandable and well explained. Way better than Dr. Peyam's video on the same. Thank you so much for this video, I hope you realize how much of a positive impact people like you make on people learning mathematics!

[thevenin]

Thank you! Your explanation was much better than the one in my textbook.

[amycalderan]

thank you so much! your proof videos are explained so well :)

[ntruesdale]

This was a breakthrough video for me, your explanation so clear and concise. However, I take issue with your drawing, and I'm not being funny. Only an alternating series could do that. But you assume only positive terms.