What conclusions can be made about the series [infinity] 8 cos(πn) n n = 1 and the Integral Test? The Integral Test can be used to determine whether the series is convergent since the function is positive and decreasing on [1, [infinity]). The Integral Test can be used to determine whether the series is convergent since the function is not positive and not decreasing on [1, [infinity]). The Integral Test can be used to determine whether the series is convergent since it does not matter if the function is positive or decreasing on [1, [infinity]). The Integral Test cannot be used to determine whether the series is convergent since the function is not positive and not decreasing on [1, [infinity]). There is not enough information to determine whether or not the Integral Test can be used or not.

The conclusions that can be made about the series [infinity] 8 cos(πn) n n = 1 and the Integral Test

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The Integral Test can be used to determine whether the series is convergent since it does not matter if the function is positive or decreasing on [1, [infinity])

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The integral test can be used to test a convergence or divergence of an harmonic series.

If the integral has a definite limit on [1, Infinity], the series is said to CONVERGE. Otherwise, it DIVERGES. It does not matter whether the function is positive on decreasing on [1, Infinity]

If the integral of the function 8 cos(πn) n, over n =[1, Infinity] has a limit, the Integral test will for for its convergence. The function been positive or decreasing on n = [1, Infinity] notwithstanding.

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rodrigo is subject to a framing bias i believe.