Posted by Shaniquaa on Monday, December 1, 2008 at 2:04pm.
L'Hopitals rule:
(1/2n+2)(2n/1)
2n/(2n+2)
second application of the rule:
2/2=1
so at infinity, you are adding 1 + 1+ ...
which means it is divergent.
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