If we know that a series a(n) converge, then do the series a(n). sin(n) also converge?
I tried some series and proved that if a(n) converges absolutely then the series a(n). sin(n) also converge.
But is it true in case of any convergent series?
If we know that a series a(n) converge, then do the series a(n). sin(n) also converge?
I tried some series and proved that if a(n) converges absolutely then the series a(n). sin(n) also converge.
But is it true in case of any convergent series?
Try $a(n) = \sin(n)/n$. $\sum_{n=1}^\infty \frac{\sin(n)}{n} = \frac{\pi - 1}{2}$.