Mathematics Calculus Limits and Convergence
Does the series ln/n^2 converge using the L'Hoptial's rule also.
I know you can use the integral test but I have also seen others using the L'Hopital's rule on a very similar funciton ln/n^3 to see that it does converge.
Use L'Hospital's rule (twice)
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