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Prove Theorem 7.25. That is, show that the series ∑k=1∞akand∑k=M∞akeither both converge or both diverge. In addition, show that if ∑k=M∞akconverges to L, then∑k=1∞akconverges tolocalid="1652718360109" a1+a2+a3+....+aM-1+L.

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It is shown that the series ∑k=1∞akand∑k=M∞akeither both converges or both diverges.

Also, it is shown if ∑k=M∞akconverges to L, then∑k=1∞akconverges torole="math" localid="1652718465008" a1+a2+a3+....+aM-1+L.

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Step 1. Given Information.

We are given two series: ∑k=1∞akand ∑k=M∞ak.

We need to show that either both the series converges or both diverge.

And also if∑k=M∞akconverges toL, then∑k=1∞akconverges toa1+a2+a3+....+aM-1+L.

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Step 2. Proof of the first part

Let us assume that the series ∑k=1∞akis convergent. Then we have to show that the series ∑k=M∞akis also convergent.

The series ∑k=1∞akis convergent and converges to A. Therefore, the sequence Anof the partial sum of the series ∑k=1∞akis convergent and converges to A.

Let the sequence Bnbe the sequence of the partial sum of the series role="math" localid="1652719100678" ∑k=M∞ak.

Therefore, by the definition of convergence of a sequence, for given ε>0, there exist a positive integer Nsuch that An-A<εfor k≥N......(1)

For k≥M, the terms of the sequences Anand Bnare the same.

Choose P=maxN,M.

Therefore, role="math" localid="1652719052518" Bn-A<εfor k≥M......(2)

Therefore, for given ε>0 there exist a positive integer P such that Bn-A<εfor k≥M.

Hence, the sequence Bnof partial sum of the series ∑k=M∞akis convergent and converges to A.

Thus, the series∑k=M∞akis convergent.

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Step 3. Proof for the second part

It is given that the series ∑k=M∞akis convergent and converges to L.

We need to show that the series ∑k=1∞akconverges to a1+a2+a3+...+aM-1+L.

The series ∑k=1∞akcan be written as

∑k=1∞ak=∑k=1M-1ak+∑k=M∞ak∑k=1∞ak=a1+a2+a3+...+aM-1+∑k=M∞ak∑k=1∞ak=a1+a2+a3+...+aM-1+L

So the series converges to a1+a2+a3+...+aM-1+L.

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