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Test the series for convergence using the Alternating Series Test: X∞ m=2 (−1)^m/ (m 2^m). If...

Test the series for convergence using the Alternating Series Test: X∞ m=2 (−1)^m/ (m 2^m). If convergent, determine whether this series converges absolutely or conditionally

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