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Which of the following sequences meet the conditions of the integral​ test? An = n(sin(n) +1)...

Which of the following sequences meet the conditions of the integral​ test?

An = n(sin(n) +1)

An = 1/ (np + p)

An = 1/( n * squareroot(n))

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