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I'm trying to solve for sequence and series question. The sequence goes from n=2 to infinity...

I'm trying to solve for sequence and series question. The sequence goes from n=2 to infinity and an = 1/n(ln(n))4/3. I've been trying to figure out using limit form of comparison test. However, when I used 1/n or 1/ln(n) as ab I get convergence and 1/n and 1/ln(n) are both divergent by proof.

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Please note this problem is standard form of Cauchy's integral test and we can note use comparison test because it is providing both convergent and divergent so this test fail

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