Answer to Question #287660 in Real Analysis for Reens

Question #287660

Give an example of a series sigmaan such that Sigma an is not cnvergent but the sequence (an) converges to 0,

Expert's answer

series "\\sum 1\/n" diverges

but

the sequence "\\{1\/n\\}" converges to 0

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