4. Show that if E, an and E, b, are two divergent series, then E(an + bn) is not necessarily divergent. Give example.

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4. Show that if E#, an and E#, b, are two divergent series, then E#(an + bn) is not
necessarily divergent. Give example.
Transcribed Image Text:4. Show that if E#, an and E#, b, are two divergent series, then E#(an + bn) is not necessarily divergent. Give example.
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