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As a corollary of \ref{thm 9.5.1}, prove the following
As a corollary of [[guide:6d9eb91468#theorem-1|theorem]], prove the following extension of the Comparison Test:
extension of the Comparison Test:
 
''The series <math>\sum_{i=m''^\infty a_i</math>
The series <math>\sum_{i=m}^\infty a_i</math> is absolutely convergent if there exists an absolutely convergent series <math>\sum_{i=m}^\infty b_i</math> such that <math>|a_i| \leq |b_i|</math> eventually.
is absolutely convergent if there exists an
absolutely convergent series <math>\sum_{i=m}^\infty b_i</math>
such that <math>|a_i| \leq |b_i|</math> eventually.}

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As a corollary of theorem, prove the following extension of the Comparison Test:

The series [math]\sum_{i=m}^\infty a_i[/math] is absolutely convergent if there exists an absolutely convergent series [math]\sum_{i=m}^\infty b_i[/math] such that [math]|a_i| \leq |b_i|[/math] eventually.