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Given: Sigma (infinity) (n=1) sin((2n-1)pi/2)ne^-n Question: Determine if the series converges or diverges Additional: If converges,...

Given: Sigma (infinity) (n=1) sin((2n-1)pi/2)ne^-n

Question: Determine if the series converges or diverges

Additional: If converges, is it conditional or absolute?

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