taking the limit of an infinite series

dts5044

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what is the absolutely correct, most rigorous way to prove:

lim [summation of n =1 to infinity] t[sup:286xypl0]2n[/sup:286xypl0]/n[sup:286xypl0]2[/sup:286xypl0]
t---> 1[sup:286xypl0]-[/sup:286xypl0]

equals [summation of n =1 to infinity] 1/n[sup:286xypl0]2[/sup:286xypl0]

???
 
dts5044 said:
what is the absolutely correct, most rigorous way to prove:

lim [summation of n =1 to infinity] t[sup:17woopoy]2n[/sup:17woopoy]/n[sup:17woopoy]2[/sup:17woopoy]
t---> 1[sup:17woopoy]-[/sup:17woopoy]

equals [summation of n =1 to infinity] 1/n[sup:17woopoy]2[/sup:17woopoy]

???

Application of Abel's theorem
 
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