Sequences and Series Tests

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When to use the Root Test

f(x)^g(x)

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When to use the Ratio Test

factorials

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When to use the Alternating Series Test

entire term is alternating

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When to use the p-Test

1/k^p

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When to use the Geometric Series Test

ar^k

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When to use the Divergence Test

quick check

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When to use the Comparison Tests

break up into leading order

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What are the requirements for the Integral Test

continuous, positive, and decreasing over interval

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What are the requirements for the Alternating Series Test

positive and decreasing

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What is the conclusion for an Alternating Series Test

lim = 0: converges, else: inconclusive

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What is the conclusion of the Root and Ratio Tests

r<1: converges, r>1: diverges, r=1: inconclusive

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What is the conclusion of the p-Test

p>1: converges, else: diverges

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What is the conclusion of the Divergence Test

lim=inconclusive, else: diverges

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When to use Telescoping

combining 2 different k terms

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What is the conclusion of Telescoping

0 + final gives convergence term

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What is the conclusion of the Integral Test

result of integral=result of series

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What is the conclusion of the Direct Comparison Test

greater term converges: both converge, lesser term diverges: both diverge, else: inconclusive

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What is the conclusion of the Limit Comparison Test

lim=0: new converges implies old converges/old diverges implies new diverges, lim=infinity: new diverges implies old diverges/old converges implies new converges, positive number: converge or diverge together