Chapter 8: Q52E (page 444)
If \(\sum {{a_n}} \)is divergent and \(c \ne 0\), show that \(\sum {c{a_n}} \)is divergent
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\(\sum {c{a_n}} \)is divergent
Chapter 8: Q52E (page 444)
If \(\sum {{a_n}} \)is divergent and \(c \ne 0\), show that \(\sum {c{a_n}} \)is divergent
\(\sum {c{a_n}} \)is divergent
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