Answer to Question #86028 in Algebra for RAKESH DEY

Question #86028

Use weirstrass' inequalities to prove that
Summation of i=1 to n (1/√i) <= (1/√n! ) Summation of i=2 (√(i-1) )+ 2* summation of i=2 to n (1/√i)

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