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If x IS NOT AN INTEGER, prove that
*Expression*
Converges
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I have to do this without using operations with infinte sums, as we dont know it is convergent. It also saids X IS NOT AN INTEGER,, so I dont really know how to take taht into account or justify it in the prove. I am not sure how to proceed so there is no doubt of the proof.


*********** If x IS NOT AN INTEGER, prove that *Expression* Converges ********** I have to do...
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