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Exercise 5, § 7

General Topology, IV, 398

Let (dn)(d_n) be a sequence of finite real numbers ≥0\geq 0 such that

∑n=0∞dn=+∞. \sum_{n=0}^{\infty} d_n = + \infty.
What can be said about the convergence of the series whose general terms are
dn1+dn,dn1+ndn,dn1+n2dn,dn1+dn? \frac{d_n}{1 + d_n}, \quad \frac{d_n}{1 + nd_n}, \quad \frac{d_n}{1 + n^2 d_n}, \quad \frac{d_n}{1 + d_n}?

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