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When to use the Root Test
f(x)^g(x)
When to use the Ratio Test
factorials
When to use the Alternating Series Test
entire term is alternating
When to use the p-Test
1/k^p
When to use the Geometric Series Test
ar^k
When to use the Divergence Test
quick check
When to use the Comparison Tests
break up into leading order
What are the requirements for the Integral Test
continuous, positive, and decreasing over interval
What are the requirements for the Alternating Series Test
positive and decreasing
What is the conclusion for an Alternating Series Test
lim = 0: converges, else: inconclusive
What is the conclusion of the Root and Ratio Tests
r<1: converges, r>1: diverges, r=1: inconclusive
What is the conclusion of the p-Test
p>1: converges, else: diverges
What is the conclusion of the Divergence Test
lim=inconclusive, else: diverges
When to use Telescoping
combining 2 different k terms
What is the conclusion of Telescoping
0 + final gives convergence term
What is the conclusion of the Integral Test
result of integral=result of series
What is the conclusion of the Direct Comparison Test
greater term converges: both converge, lesser term diverges: both diverge, else: inconclusive
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